No, but they might be willing to pay to ensure it doesn't get used negatively. ;) ... doubtful, but I was bored at work yesterday and after all the signups realized I'd be pretty good at data entry, although I think I'll stick with programming.

I will still fool you with my customer-service@ and steve-ballmer@ :D

What about damnsexy@outlook.com?

We can team up with my customer-service@outlook.com and start the first "Outlook.com is going to start charging unless you click here to lock in your free account forever"

I got tsdexter at all those as well.

I got steve-ballmer@outlook.com

I grabbed steve-jobs@outlook.com :P

Same, I got like 20 of them... Including coca-cola.. I wonder if I can sell that one :)

I've got steve-jobs :)

I've got steve-jobs@outlook.com

Psh. Nobody uses underscores anymore, they're so 2000's. I've got customer-service@outlook.com as well as numerous other dashed names...

We'll see what happens on Sept 12.... It's their last major event of the year and at the iPad event they said this year will be full of insane innovation across their whole product line.

Hmm. Must be either, because I used zero every single time as that's what I've always been told.

Dude that's awesome!

No problem!

Yeah. You can go to the same settings pane:

You can just force it*...

Perhaps they did. Did you login after signing up. Apparently they liked Gmail so much they copied most of the interface but simplified it. ie: the account settings/sign out drop down that looks identical.

Energy giant, Dong, erects large shafts filled with Siemens equipment.

Whenever mine was unavailable it erased the captcha, loaded a new one and put a message saying 'firstname@outlook.com account already exists' above the username field.