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>2) You can conform and get a more normal email address like 99% of the world. I have enough issues when I give people my own domain.com address as they are con
by croutonwagon 5y ago
>2) You can conform and get a more normal email address like 99% of the world. I have enough issues when I give people my own domain.com address as they are confused it doesnt end in gmail or hotmail
This one always makes me laugh. I got a quote from a garden center on some yard work last week. Guy was stunned i used my own TLD, made me verify it a couple times.
Then sends me an email from.....@soandsogardencenter.com.
I was a bit perplexed as to why it was confusing for him. I guess maybe he thought you had to be a company to have your own TLD. He definately didnt understand why i would run my own (which is totally fine, most arent really concerned with the minutia of email).
- ThePowerOfFuet 5y agoSorry to tell you, but in your example the TLD is "com". A TLD is not the same as a domain name, but rather a top-level domain (after the last dot).
- croutonwagon 5y agoI am aware. Was speaking colloquially. Maybe “custom domain name with email” would be better. But I was on my phone and just trying to get the point across. It’s worth noting that while my email does use a .com as a backup, it’s primary is a gtld .email