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I've been using this strategy for years and have not encountered that issue before. That would mean the part before the @ would have to be unique across all dom
by choward 5y ago
I've been using this strategy for years and have not encountered that issue before. That would mean the part before the @ would have to be unique across all domains. That doesn't make any sense. You couldn't have webmaster@domain1.com and webmaster@domain2.com registered for example.
- CydeWeys 5y agoOr ben@gmail.com and ben@hotmail.com couldn't both be registered. This scheme is so obviously flawed I can't imagine it's widely implemented.