Company email address format

I have two email addresses I am mainly in charge of where I work.

First one is:
Company Name(somewhatabbreviated)@ourISP.net.

The other is:
My First initial lastname(with a D added on…I always do this)@ourISP.net.

I also thought up the very boring email addresses of everyone else because I have to keep up with them. No one else seems to. (sigh) I’m already an email “hacker/cracker” because I have to be. Good thing I thought up the passwords, as well.

firstname_lastname@companyname.com

name-you-are-known-by.lastname@publiccorp.com as we’ve several who go by their middle names.

firstinitialfirstfivelettersoflastnamenumber@companyname.com

The naming convention is a handmedown from an ancient pre-internet computer network. The company decided it would be easier to have everyone keep their original login names.

But what if your surname is only four letters long!! :eek:

Grim

Lastname.Firstnameinitial.Number@companyinitials.com

That actually works out to 21 characters, including the @ and the .

You can request changes if your last name is large enough, or if your number count is too high, of course, you’d better do that the first week, afterwards, you’re a gonner.

lastnameinitialsoffirstandmiddlenames@commandname.navy.mil

When there are several people with the same last name and first two initials (or only one initial) I think they’re assigned numbers after the first initial.

fname.lname@abrreviatedcompanyname.co.uk

If your surname is five letters or shorter, you get to use your entire surname; Joe Smith, for example, could be JSMITH1. Or if there’s more than one Joe Smith, they would be JSMITH1, JSMITH2, etc.

The company standard is firstname.lastname@companyname.com

**BUT[/], (and here’s the cool part), I’m the email administrator for my company. I can make my email address whatever I want it to be … mwahahahaha …

Well I can have

whateverIdamnwelllike@companyname.co.uk,

which is nice, but into my inbox also comes

everythingpossiblethatisn’talreadyinuse@companyname.co.uk,

which means I have to spend 10 minutes every morning deleting spam. This costs the company more than a simple antispam solution would, but do they listen? Do they heck.

mine is firstname@thetinycompanyiworkfor.com

  • we’re only four people so noone gets confused with each other.

firstname.lastname@agency.gov

Not sure how they handle identical names for external email.

Either lastname.firstname@company.edu or LANID@company.edu will reach me.

I am firstname.lastname@dol.state.nj.us