Yes, if you signed up from the UK, GMail used to display name@googlemail.com instead of name@gmail.com. Both versions worked though, so if someone sent you an e

Yes, if you signed up from the UK, GMail used to display name@googlemail.com instead of name@gmail.com. Both versions worked though, so if someone sent you an email to yourname@gmail.com you still received it, it was just an UI thing really. I'm not sure how whether they used IP geolocation or the country you specified when you signed up to decide if you're in the UK or not.