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Really? I wonder when this will be aired?Well they have already ignored all Royal Protol, some being:Ignored clothing etiquette many timesspoken to USA politicians on several occasionsgone ahead with law suits when they are supposed to be dealt with out of court and settled.using Diana’s name to cash in “I am my sons mother,” on Archwell. Wills not too impressed.argued over use of Sussex Roal and HRH saying QE doesn’t own the word Royal (how rude) and continued to use SussexRoyal, I saw it in an email address to contact them from the Poets Zoom mtg the other day.the list goes on. It makes on wonder if they are deliberately defying everything because they DON’T want to come back to UK at all? They will have annoyed RF enough to tell them to piss off (I reckon QE did that when they first left anyway. H&M will still want titles and would have looked into it enough to know they can’t lose their titles easily and H will be counting in sucking up to Granny to keep them, should there be a greater play at work, like the Parliament.

I’m gonna assume that you meant acquired. Wheter the ownership is transferred to another party or not there will always be a risk of the service shutting down. It’s actually the common story when it comes to free email address providers. It has happened countless of times since the explosion of the emails popularity in the ninties. If, or rather when, that happens you will find yourself in a world of problems. Contacts being lost, branding (even some small businesses relys on free email addresses!) worthless etc etc.The only sane thing to do today is to register your own personal domain that you use for your email. It cost peanuts, stands out as professional (writeme dot com, come’on!) and guarantee you will not lose it.Example email addresses structures would be:[email protected] // register proffesion.com (or other top level domain)Or if your name fits for it:[email protected] // works if your name have an a in it. Dot email is a new tld. Ex: [email protected] (secure the domain nks.email)