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Mitch Kronowit
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Ideas for e-mail name?

Mitch Kronowit
  • SFR Investor
  • Orange County, CA
Posted

Hello BP team.

I got to thinking about this thread a great deal and have decided, yes, I should have a real business e-mail address for my company.

http://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/87/topics/59890-the-truth-about-your-e-mail-account

I've had the domain registered with GoDaddy for some time now, but haven't built a web site yet. However, I learned just today it does come with a free e-mail account. So I'm wondering what I should use for my company's ONE e-mail address? I do NOT want to use my own name, e.g., [email protected], although I do agree that is very common in business. I want a generic departmental type of e-mail address such as [email protected] or [email protected], but something a little less common (will probably cut down on the spam as well).

The e-mail address I choose will go on my business cards and on company paperwork such as credit applications and contracts, so I was thinking about something like [email protected] or [email protected].

Any ideas or examples of e-mail addresses you use or have seen that is kind of a "catch-all-one-stop-shop"??? Thanks for brainstorming with me.

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