Go purchase a domain ($10/yr) and set up Google Apps for Domains. My old gmail account (that I only keep around because Google has a bad habit of launching a se

Go purchase a domain ($10/yr) and set up Google Apps for Domains. My old gmail account (that I only keep around because Google has a bad habit of launching a service not support Apps accounts for the first few months - need it to log in) gets a bunch of spam (the filter seems to catch it all the odd time I look). However, the account at my domain gets almost none, even though I use it to sign up for everything. I'd honestly kind of forgotten that spam is a thing people worry about still. I'd guess either the spammers figure @gmail.com addresses are more valuable, or they're performing some sort of dictionary attack against it which, of course, does not hit my domain.