How did you get your Name for your email?

[ddaybofb]

Mine: [email protected]

I liked the mini series Band Of Brothers, so the initials BofB, and Dday, the Invasion of Normandy.


So ddaybofb was taken so i just put a period in the middle.

How did you get yours?

 

[squid]

Probably because it's my first name, followed by my personal site, which is also my name?

I've never been a fan of free emails...

 

[dezinerite]

I have lots of email addresses. :D 2 is from my name and surname, a few is from my personal site, and others are just the first thing that came to mind when I was registering.

 

[Keral_Patel]

Well the email service provider says the name i wanted is not available and they suggested some. So I randomly clicked on the one and pressed the submit button.

 

[bizwiz]

I used my parents business name and my year of birth to get my email name

 

[Barrucadu]

I used my name, and the domain of my first site.

 

[weblord]

it's my name william[@]nabaza.com

 

[Phoebe_]

well, because I'm a goddess that's why my name is Phoebe:lol: j/k..
Actually, I love reading myths and Phoebe is one of my favorites.

 

[weblord]

now im confused, how come you're wicked clarisse?
:lol:

well, because I'm a goddess that's why my name is Phoebe:lol: j/k..
Actually, I love reading myths and Phoebe is one of my favorites.

 

[AndyR]

my name is an acronym of 'not known at this address' therefore nkata.

I started using it with a hotmail address for which I falsified all the set up information. Now I tend to use it for most of my domain emails. Sometimes with numbers or capitalisation.

 

[unclewalter]

Well I took my first name and then put my last name after it. Most of my other emails are just random stuff

 

[deleted984054565403]

My first name @ my last name.com. :hearts:

I love the address, but it gets over 50 spam messages per day! It really takes away from my e-mail experience on my iPod Touch.

For home use, I have the account set to be checked in my DNOA Email account, and Gmail's spam filter is the best I've ever tried. I normally use Thunderbird, but it catches about half the spam I've received (and I've been training it for a year).