Subject: Job Application

From: pussyslayer420xxx@hotmail.com

Unfortunately, my first email address was @geocities.com.

Godspeed, you ugly collection of websites.

I still have and use an email I created in 1995.

99' yahoo account? Pretty much been my spam account since I got a Gmail in 04'

Fun facts, I own a domain name and created a new email address.

I'm currently considering making it my main email address.

Also a good reason to leave outlook and gmail.

I used to work for a retail company that signed people up for preferred customer accounts, and there are largely 2 kinds of emails: Robert.Layfield@gmall.com and BigMon3yT_Bone69@hotmall.com

It is possible and even good to change your email. I wrote an email service called Port87, and changed my email twice during the process. It really sucks how much work it is, but it’s worth it. Every email service that’s been around for decades just sucks. They survive on the fact that it’s hard to change your email.

@hotmail.com, @yahoo.com, my own host, @gmail.com, @protonmail.com. Seems like I make a new one every decade or so.

Me using my Xbox 360 username for life. I can't simply bring myself to change it now.

My email is only 30 years old because it was initially created solely to keep my everquest guild data handy

I still use my old email but it’s been relegated to “email that goes in websites I don’t trust”

No, that one still gets all the spam. Was in some breaches. I use it for sketchy sites.

I've been using the same email address since I was 14

I have 5 emails, the most used and first being made when i was 7 or 8 and contains my real name

Use email aliasing service or custom domain and get a different email address for each account/website

sonofsonofsamssonssonssonssonson@gmail.com

fartbuster1992@hotmail.com

Roadkill4diner, used for years until I needed to be more professional

I got a Gmail when it came out back when Hotmail was 10MB and gmail had a size that you could see grow on top. It is just my name shortened.

I bought a domain. Then I went about making a new mail for each site I registered at. That way when I start getting spam to that address I know it's been leaked and I just kill it.

This cat is using a computer.

Your argument is invalid.

Most or all e-mail services allow you to create e-mail aliases, which are alternate e-mail addresses that deliver to the same mailbox and use the same login.

I love it when coworkers or clients in my job accidentally use their personal emails, they always have stupid names and after knowing someone only professionally it really throws me through a loop in a good way lol