An account on Yahoo Mail from around 1997. Still logging in once in a while.

I still have my AOL account from the mid-90s. It uses my oldest handle, a nickname from when I was a kid. I still use that email as a spam address, for when I have to provide an email address for some passing thing.

Does Angelfire keep websites up after 30 years of no activity?

I’ll probably still have some accounts on obscure forums I can’t remember. But something I still use fairly regularly is my Human Paladin in World of Warcraft, he’s almost old enough to drink and drive (not at the same time).

I think the oldest account I can still get into is on 3wheelerworld.com. I still get my birthday email from them every year.

I still maintain a Gmail account from their beta test days. I had to get an invite. 2003 or 4ish? Don’t use it for much anymore, but I still have it.

Probably my Runescape account, just hit 21 years.

Just to add some perspective and context to this:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_the_oldest_currently_registered_Internet_domain_names

There’s a Pokemon fan forum that I originally joined around 2004 I believe. They’ve had a relaunch since then, so my current account is “only” from 2009 though. I’m still ocassionally active on there, along with like 5 other users.

My steam account is OG, circa 2003. September 13, 2003. 22 years of service badge. Use it every day.

My 24 year old DeviantArt account, probably. Don’t know what I had before that. Oh, and my steam account turns 22 this year, I think.

I have some Usenet posts from the late 90s that are still there. My oldest actively maintained internet presence is probably my LinkedIn account, which I registered in 2008.

The oldest one I still use regularly is probably my Steam account which is 17 years old (as of today actually).

My livejournal account, my email, and my website are all of an age, though the website is oldest. But my submissions on Z2 are my oldest artifacts on an active website.

My email address is 26 years old.