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thank you not to forget my name.. Does it sound weird? As far as I know, usually "thank you for not forgetting my name" is said...

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More than just weird - it's actually wrong. The correct construction is 'Thank you for + gerund'. For negative sentences, the 'not' goes before the gerund : 'Thank you for not xxx ing'. Take note of correct forms when you see them, learn them and use them. That's all you need to do.
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You COULD say "I would thank you not to forget my name" as in making a request of someone but frankly it sounds a littl ominous and kind of rude.....but really that's the only way that would grammatically make sense.
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Thank you for not forgetting my name.

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