the dot is meaningless in gmail addresses.
last.first is the same as lastfirst
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the dot is meaningless in gmail addresses.
last.first is the same as lastfirst
I have my real name as a Gmail address. There's a lawyer in Georgia with my name and sometimes I get emailed Court docs. Lol
The email sans periods thing is new to me as well. In that case mine is my first, middle initial, last. Good way to avoid the spam
Speaking of the name thing, I’m ready to ditch my primary gmail.
About five years ago three dumb folks in India and Indonesia and one in California started typing in my name instead of their actual email and I get bank statements, instagrams, flight reservations etc.
Half tempted to fuck with them, but I’m not that mean.
Well thanks for mailsplaning this to us.
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Gmail app has gone to shit imo
I was using my full name with my old yahoo email account. I have the same name as a notable local political writer and I received death threats, I was a middle schooler iirc. Got a pretty sweet tour of the Boston Globe facility outta it. Perhaps this discussion belongs in the million dollar ideas thread.
We're the only family with our last name in the country. Unfortunately 3 of us have the same first initial. So I opted for a number instead of full first name. But the similarity is how we discovered a long lost branch of the family (lost to us, they knew where they were the whole time)--when an email meant for a member of one branch went to a member of the other branch. That was before they invented DNA.
Holy crap! I had some local internet provider email like you guys are talking about, the ones where you are held hostage. But the holy crap is because I think this walk down memory lane just reminded me of my old login name to TGR that I abandoned when I lost it years ago, before I came back.
I’m gonna have to see if it still works...
superhuman is the new gmail
I still have two burner Juno accounts whose passwords I have long forgotten. It might be interesting to see what crap has piled up in the inboxes over the years.