# Manage Extensions User Extensions allows you to uniquely extend your e-mail address in order to create disposable addresses. They can be of the form: **user-sales@domain.com** In this case '**sales**' is the extension for '**username**'. You can also have wildcard extensions that let you effectively create unique, disposable e-mail addresses. #### Add a static extension
This example will create a static extension called 'sales' which will accept messages sent only to the address: user-sales@domain.com
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[https://cp.emailarray.com![](https://wiki.emailarray.com/images/icons/linkext7.gif)](https://cp.emailarray.com/) - Log in using your full e-mail address ( user@domain.com ) and current password. - Click on **Extensions** icon (image of a plus sign) - Click on the **Add extension** button - Enter **sales** as the extension name - Enter your e-mail address as the **Deliver to** address - Click on **Add extension** #### Add a dynamic(wildcard) extension
This example will create a dynamic extension called 'sales' which will accept messages sent to any address of the form: user-sales-anything@domain.com Valid addresses can be: user-sales-john@domain.com , user-sales-amy@domain.com, etc
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[https://cp.emailarray.com![](https://wiki.emailarray.com/images/icons/linkext7.gif)](https://cp.emailarray.com/) - Log in using your full e-mail address ( user@domain.com ) and current password. - Click on **Extensions** icon (image of a plus sign) - Click on the **Add extension** button - Enter **sales-default** as the extension name - Enter your e-mail address as the **Deliver to** address - Click on **Add extension**
To forward the extension to another address, simply enter another address in the **Deliver to** field
#### Remove an extension - Visit
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[https://cp.emailarray.com![](https://wiki.emailarray.com/images/icons/linkext7.gif)](https://cp.emailarray.com/) - Log in using your full e-mail address ( user@domain.com ) and current password. - Click on **Extensions** icon (image of a plus sign) - Click on the "**-**" icon (minus sign), next to the extension you want to remove