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Don't bother with any of the custom ones if you don't want to end up in spam at most companies. I went with .org and had no issues sofar.
by chrisper 9y ago
Don't bother with any of the custom ones if you don't want to end up in spam at most companies. I went with .org and had no issues sofar.
- throwaway613834 9y agoOh, good point! Do .info, .name, .me, .io, etc. also cause problems like custom ones? Or do you just mean the newer ones like .services and .online and whatnot?
- chrisper 9y agoKind of both. The world of emails works in mystical ways! It really depends on the admin. He or she might very well block .me etc. since no serious company is going to have a .me email. A lot of admins do block something like .services. Your best bet is to go with a tld that is also commonly used by companies. Also, if this is important to you, you need to check if whois privacy is supported for a specific tld.