The phrase 'former email' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to an email that has already been sent or received. For example: I sent the document to your former email address, but it bounced back.
Or has received identical copies of a promotional email at their work email address, personal email address, and former email address that forwards to that current account.
The first is that most marketing clouds have a former email service provider (ESP) at their core.
"We hear that from a lot of folks that one of things they're concerned about is finances writ large, whether that's student debt or the cost of running or needing to quit their job," Amanda Litman, former email director for Hillary Clinton's 2016 campaign and co-founder of Run for Something, a group that encourages young progressives to seek office, told me.
The negativity surrounding the pursuit of McLeish by Villa's American owner, Randy Lerner, has startled many who were unaware of the depth of hostility between supporters of Villa and Birmingham, to whom the former emailed his resignation last Sunday.
Counterpart International writes to Aid Watch that they did not know of the request as it was emailed to two former employee email accounts.
The former encrypted email service had apparently been used by Snowden for private email communications but shut down its services in August 2013 to avoid being forced to compromise user data, with founder Ladar Levison saying at the time: "I would _strongly_ recommend against anyone trusting their private data to a company with physical ties to the United States".
According to Martha Patzer, former Deputy Email Director for the 2012 Obama for America campaign, her team created somewhere between 10 and 20 thousand email segments.
If a satisfactory agreement is not reached between the smartphone company and the Indian government, the latter will shut down the former's email and messenger communications altogether, resulting in Blackberry users being reduced to internet and voice access.
Kicking things off, one such former employee emails me the following about a company executive, during the latter's career as a reporter.
Miriam, a lecturer and artist, whose name has been changed, was packing to take her young son on holiday when her former husband emailed to say she would never see her child again.
Update: A former client emails "This is a really big deal.
