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Chilly said...
Question here: I don't have an awesome phone, and although it has an email feature I've been unable to figure out how to connect it to my @msu.edu account. I need to create an alternate account to forward my MSU emails to so I can get them to my phone. However, I will probably want to maintain this email address long-term, and have heard from some that gmail is preferable to something like yahoo or ymail for professional conversation such as job inquiries and what not.
So, with the security concerns, should I go ahead and use gmail and just follow the history steps in this thread? (I've searched more than a thing or two in google I don't really want tracked) Or are these people telling me an @gmail account looks better just overblowing it and thus causing me to over think something trivial. TIA
Use gmail and your name (or some version of it). I can't tell you how much I dislike reading a resume where the email address is hotmama@yahoo.com or some crap like that.
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2nd City Sparty said...
I work for a company that asks our customers for an email address. I can't tell you how many "aol.com" or "comcast.net" providers I get. It's generally the old people or country bumpkins that use their cable providers servers.
I judge on what email client/server people use.
So, using my Netscape email address is ill-advised?
Outside of a dog, a book is man's best friend. Inside of a dog, it's too dark to read. - Groucho Marx
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2nd City Sparty said...
I work for a company that asks our customers for an email address. I can't tell you how many "aol.com" or "comcast.net" providers I get. It's generally the old people or country bumpkins that use their cable providers servers.
I judge on what email client/server people use.
http://www.aip.org/history/einstein/essay.htm
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Remove your Google history before new policy begins on March 1