but in practice, any of the addresses listed there
will be the targets of a lot of spam - so I would
avoid using those as live working addressses.
You could perhaps put a powerful spam filter in front of sales@ and
info@ and see if any pearls pass through it - if anyone at your
company can spare the time for that - up to you.
Otherwise, the exact addresses you use are less important,
as long as Joe Random customer/vendor/outsider can
understand which address (or contact form) to use.
If your company is in an established niche, you might
follow any patterns that exist in that niche - check
your own address book for ideas.
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In theory, RFC 2142 answers this:
but in practice, any of the addresses listed there will be the targets of a lot of spam - so I would avoid using those as live working addressses.You could perhaps put a powerful spam filter in front of sales@ and info@ and see if any pearls pass through it - if anyone at your company can spare the time for that - up to you.
Otherwise, the exact addresses you use are less important, as long as Joe Random customer/vendor/outsider can understand which address (or contact form) to use.
If your company is in an established niche, you might follow any patterns that exist in that niche - check your own address book for ideas.