Would you pay for an email address?

[Robbie]

Hi Guy's,

Im interested to know would you pay for a email address with good ext.

I.E. - I have [email protected] - I think this is short and sweet!

Now lets say I want to sell it - What would someone pay to own it?

I mean there are probally at least 1000+ people called Robbie that live in Newyork and might want to own this?

I am just wondering as I see a company that has lots of domains and they were offering email addresses for sale with account and various email size boxes etc.

Thanks in advance,

Regards,

Rob

 

[hostingsearch]

I'm sure someone would but I would not.

I use my own domain name to setup email addresses. I don't want to risk losing my email address one day because I forget to or choose not to pay the monthly fee anymore.

 

[worldstar]

I have [email protected], is this seems to be too cool?

 

[brianlai]

I have [email protected] , but there are too many spam and no mail forwarding

 

[james2002]

I got my own sir name domain and I can use my whole name in email. I am happy to pay for the domain fees.

 

[SonnyCooL]

with current google application, u can create ur own (own domain) webmail host for free ....

like i have 600 user in mail.confirm.com.my and mail.aka.my (20 user), all user come with 6 GB space .... why should i pay ?

 

[DJ-Sound]

I wouldn't pay.

 

[CrazyTech]

It'd take something better than just a flashy domain. I think if you coupled it with a good spam-fighting service and offered some other perks, you'd have something. However, I see no reason to want an email address so badly to forsake the free offerings of Gmail, Yahoo, and Hotmail. On top of that, you can almost always come up with your own domain's email rather cheaply.

 

[deleted984054565403]

with current google application, u can create ur own (own domain) webmail host for free ....

like i have 600 user in mail.confirm.com.my and mail.aka.my (20 user), all user come with 6 GB space .... why should i pay ?

That's what I like to do, too. :tu:

I pay for the domain registration fee each year, then I have the power of Gmail for my domain. Works great for me, since I use MyFirstName[at]MySurname.com.

 

[CrazyTech]

Well, for folks like me, try getting denver dot anything or hunter dot com.