Vanity email lets you express yourself

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Users who want to match their email addresses with their personalities can now get an email makeover from VanityMail.com.

The service offers a list of more than 200 domain names, including prozac.com, BikeRider.com, and cyberdude.com, from which customers can compose their own personalized email addresses. VanityMail.com charges a one-time fee of $14.95 for the service and $10.95 a month for an email account.

For users that don't want to entirely jettison their "aol.com" or "netcom.com" addresses, the company will also forward messages from a vanity email address to a user's existing email account for $8.95 per month.

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