Professional e-mail addresses...

I have a firstnamelastname@gmail for professional use and then my [email protected] for signing up to websites, video games, and other stupid shit.

>>1564445
I think my name must be more common than I thought because everywhere I go I sadly am finding my name is in use using your formula.

>>1564441
Using your birth year should be fine. Or just using initials.
>>1564445
>not having 4
you need at least one professional, one for fucking around and one for spam and one anonymous one for looking at cheeze pizza or whatever.

use cock.li

>>1564475
or bigdong[firstname]@gmail.com

>>1564441
I'm lucky that my firstnamelastname@ is basically available on any email platform. I use it for my Gmail account, and of course Gmail is the standard for personal emails. When people have private domains for a personal address I think they are tryhards faggots

>>1564441
that's not a question you can answer in abstract and you probably don't need an abstract answer anyway.

if you think your name or domain might hurt your chances, then don't use them. it's not even worth worrying about.

[email protected] is probably not going to fly while [email protected] probably won't raise an eyebrow. unless it's obviously trashy i don't think many people will care. do be prepared that the domain will be visited though. if someone has a custom domain you bet your ass i'm going to check out their site. i'm using a custom domain myself. sometimes i even create new addresses for specific purposes like [email protected].

you have firstnamelastname, firstname.lastname, firstname_lastname, initiallastname, initial.lastname, initial_lastname and dozens of other combinations - you're seriously telling me you can't register a professional looking free email address? personally i'm not a huge fan of birth years to be honest...

<firstname>.<middle initial>.<last name>@gmail.com

>[email protected]