It was a recipt for a medical purchase, at first I thought I was getting scammed. What tipped me off was the email was sent to firstnamelastname@gmail.com and NOT firstname.lastname@gmail.com. That was the day I realized google would even do that.
I ended up using the phone number in the email to contact the person and forwarded the email. And yes, they had my first and last name :)
He got a congratulations email on a bmw purchase one time. Had a good discussion about cars, we are both gear heads.
From those emails, it's nice seeing how people support each other and apparently I'm in demand giving scripture classes.
But my e-mail address has been used by real people to subscribe to services in Sweeden, Turkey and somewhere South America. At least language helps to sort things.
Dots don't matter in Gmail, so these email addresses are the same: