I was wondering if any of you knew what PJT's email format is? I'm trying to contact an alumni, but none of my emails are going through. I've already used "[email protected]", "[email protected]", etc. and looked at prior posts on the subject, but still haven't found anything. Thanks in advance for the help.
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I networked with some PJT employees mid-to-late last year, and their email format followed the second convention you have listed: "[email protected]." I would still assume this to be the correct format, unless they happened to change it some time between the end of year last year and now.
EDIT: I searched for a couple of the individuals who interned at PJT this past summer (2019), and I tested their information using the "[email protected]" convention, and it did not work. I retested their information using "[email protected]" instead, and it ended up working. It is possible that they changed their convention from last year to this year
If you are not familiar with it already, I would recommend trying "mailtester.com" to verify whether an email address you have is correct or not. The site does not look very reliable, but it gets the job done.
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