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I use <last>.com which makes for a neat <first>@<last>.com email. I've had it for more than 20 years. Funny story is that the hosting company keeps being bough
by rdschouw 7y ago
I use <last>.com which makes for a neat <first>@<last>.com email.
I've had it for more than 20 years. Funny story is that the hosting company keeps being bought, acquired or merged. I think I went through this process 6 times now which meant creating/converting a new account just in time to pay the yearly invoice.