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Originally Posted by RedRoseSAI
That's the part I've got beef with. My business email is just my name@mycompany. I like to keep separate biz and personal accounts, and I like having my domain name as part of my email...helps with branding, I think.
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I do the same, but you can get gmail to check and send from a POP client, but I like Outlook a lot for business contacts because I'm always sending .pdf files (I'm trying to get the whole office to use a lot less paper because it's such a major expense). I also think, at least for lawyers, having a gmail, yahoo, rocketmail, aol account is slightly unprofessional. Add to that the fact that I could make an argument that there is no attorney/client privilege for many of those accounts since they are indexed and searched by the companies which store them, so the communications are not private... And that concludes this stream of consciousness.