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Same here I got my gmail in 2002 and used first.last@gmail.com. There was someone who signed up as firstlast@gmail.com which as you may know gmail doesn’t requi
by S_A_P 7y ago
Same here I got my gmail in 2002 and used first.last@gmail.com. There was someone who signed up as firstlast@gmail.com which as you may know gmail doesn’t require a “.”. There is another guy who uses last.first@gmail.com and consistently forgets to use that permutation.
- londons_explore 7y agoif you have first.last@gmail.com, then someone else cannot sign up as firstlast@gmail.com. Gmail addresses are required to be unique after all dots are removed.
- jedberg 7y ago> Same here I got my gmail in 2002 Pretty impressive given that it launched in 2004. > and used first.last@gmail.com. There was someone who signed up as firstlast@gmail.com That's not possible. Gmail won't let you sign up for an already in use email and they strip the dots before they check.
- JetSpiegel 7y agoMaybe that wasn't implemented in 2002.