I'm not trying to hide my origin or to become an anonymous seller by wanting to have a seperate customer service email for each of my websites. In fact, what I was trying to do is the complete opposite, to give customers the correct customer service email that matches the website they are buying the item from. Imagine this. Say, you have 5 different websites selling 5 different stuff with matching domains: toiletpapers dot com cookies dot com usb-drives dot com dog-walking dot com perfumes dot com Now, what would you suggest I should use as my one-size-fits-all customer service email that works for ALL of these sites? If I used "customer.service @ toiletpapers dot com" for all the sites, it just doesn't seem right for customers on my other sites that are buying cookies, usb-drives, dog walking service, etc. Or, I could use a "generic" email from Yahoo, Gmail, etc., and call it, say, "jack.customer.service @ yahoo dot com". But these 2 methods actually obscure my actual origin and make me a rather anonymous seller, don't you think? And from the marketing point of view, both methods are simply bad for branding. Would it be great if each of my wesbites had its own customer service email address: customer.service @ toiletpapers dot com customer.service @ cookies dot com customer.service @ usb-drives dot com customer.service @ dog-walking dot com customer.service @ perfumes dot com What do you think? By the way, PayPal already allows you to change your company's logo on its checkout page for *each* Buy-Now item you sell, not just for each website you have.
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