# Good TLDs for custom email domain?

**URL:** https://discuss.privacyguides.net/t/good-tlds-for-custom-email-domain/36358
**Category:** Questions
**Created:** 2026-03-18T00:43:57Z
**Posts:** 8
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## Post 4 by @FranklyFlawless — 2026-03-18T05:05:42Z

See also:

> [@My email addressing strategy: multiple personas / custom domains / aliases](https://discuss.privacyguides.net/t/my-email-addressing-strategy-multiple-personas-custom-domains-aliases/35355/6):
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> do you think .me is a good long term TLD? is there a risk that they will become greedy and start raising prices? it might be a better idea to use a .com or .net for personal email? currently .me are a bit more pricy than .com/.net/.org, but it is not a lot more, otherwise I do not want to end paying a lot just because .me become fancy domains, it would be tight to my personal email, so I wound not like to get rid of it once I would start to use it as I mentioned in the past, many people us…

My answer:

> [@My email addressing strategy: multiple personas / custom domains / aliases](https://discuss.privacyguides.net/t/my-email-addressing-strategy-multiple-personas-custom-domains-aliases/35355/7):
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> No, many if not most non-generic TLDs have technical issues when configured with an email server against e-commerce checkout flows. However, if you do not use email addresses for this specific purpose, then you should be fine. Yes. Yes, although I personally use the .org TLD. Yes.

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