So Super agent Hawi Keflezighi uses gmail.

Born before 1977?

And you prefer, hotmail or yahoo?

BTW. For my website I use gmail to request more information. For clients I use a private domain email service. Why? To vastly reduce the amount of SPAM.

Be aware that many major universities use gmail instead of having their own internal email systems.

Now, if Hawi used aol, that would be funny.

Anything but hotmail and aol and I think you're doing just fine.

Gmail is pretty sophisticated. Much better than going through outlook.

One of the largest marketing companies in LA uses Tumblr for their web page, is that unprofessional too?

John Clendon wrote:

Gmail is pretty sophisticated. Much better than going through outlook.

What are you talking about? Gmail is an email service, Outlook is an email client. They are not the same thing.

John Clendon wrote:

One of the largest marketing companies in LA uses Tumblr for their web page, is that unprofessional too?

Yes absolutely unless you're marketing for lesbian SJWs

John Clendon wrote:

Gmail is pretty sophisticated. Much better than going through outlook.

One of the largest marketing companies in LA uses Tumblr for their web page, is that unprofessional too?

MO FARAH HAS snapchat!!!

What is this lawsuit you speak of?

grits dummy wrote:

John Clendon wrote:

Gmail is pretty sophisticated. Much better than going through outlook.

What are you talking about? Gmail is an email service, Outlook is an email client. They are not the same thing.

Actually, Outlook is now both the name of Microsoft's email app and a webmail service (which used to be called Hotmail). For that matter, you can use Gmail as your email service while using your own domain name, which is externally the equivalent of using the Outlook email app.

Foda pooda wrote:

Interesting in the lawsuit docs. Hawi uses a gmail account for his business. Seems kinda unprofessional. Email accounts aren't that expensive.

Please elaborate.

Please include a migration path.

Please explain groupware integration.

And when you are finished with that, solve backup and remote access.

You are the biggest tool I met this week and I meet tools for a living.

I provide professional services to high net worth clients and use Gmail. It has great filters and organizational tools. Many of my clients, including a guy worth $900M with major investments in several tech companies, use Gmail for business purposes. Lots of companies don't need to try and impress anyone with a personal email domain, they just need to communicate as efficiently as possible.

His email is Hawi[at]hawimanagement[dot]com which probably redirects to his Gmail, which he sends his emails from. The only thing he didn't do but could do is set the reply-to address to his hawimanagement.com address so his emails appear "from" that address.

Foda pooda wrote:

Interesting in the lawsuit docs. Hawi uses a gmail account for his business. Seems kinda unprofessional. Email accounts aren't that expensive.

I use to think that as well, but I have communicated with some very important people via gmail. Btw, I have one hotmail account, which feeds into my business account, I maintain this hotmail account because I have clients who date back before I had a business domain and didn't see the need to chance.

With that said, there are some business communications in which I would never use my Hotmail or gmail.

There is nothing unprofessional at all about using gmail. It is a common practice for many respectable businesses, universities, etc. Try again paid Nike shill.

Apulia Station wrote:

There is nothing unprofessional at all about using gmail. It is a common practice for many respectable businesses, universities, etc. Try again paid Nike shill.

Those places maybe use gmail's web email client, but not "@gmail.com" addresses.

Not True. wrote:

Those places maybe use gmail's web email client, but not "@gmail.com" addresses.

No, you are wrong. Some of these places and people do use "@gmail.com". Your email address has nothing to do with being professional. Being professional has to do with the duties of your occupation.

ummhuh wrote:

Not True. wrote:

Those places maybe use gmail's web email client, but not "@gmail.com" addresses.

No, you are wrong. Some of these places and people do use "@gmail.com". Your email address has nothing to do with being professional. Being professional has to do with the duties of your occupation.