I think you'll be fine. The issue usually isn't trust. The issue is more often that people will go to your-name.com and not see the site and give up - no matt

I think you'll be fine. The issue usually isn't trust. The issue is more often that people will go to your-name.com and not see the site and give up - no matter how much you tell them to go to your-name.me. Make sure you have both your-name.com and your-nameme.com so that you can redirect those to your-name.me if you're going to go this route. I don't think trust is as big a factor (unless you're asking for credit card numbers) as them typing the address correctly.