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There is really no point validating emails beyond checking there is an @ in the address. Send an email to verify. You can even have an address with no . if you
by SilverRed 5y ago
There is really no point validating emails beyond checking there is an @ in the address. Send an email to verify. You can even have an address with no . if you own the tld. foobar@me is a valid email.
- bobthebuilders 5y agoIncorrect, I tried sending a mail and it bounced.
- SilverRed 5y agoIt is a valid email if the owner of the me tld sets up an email address on it. I'm not sure if anyone has done it on a tld but I have seen websites which are on the tld with no sub domain.
- AntiqueFig 5y ago> I have seen websites which are on the tld with no sub domain. Do you have any example of that?
- brewmarche 5y agohttp://ai./ http://ai./ It should only be possible on ccTLDs, this is not possible on newer gTLDs due to ICANN rules and I think no classic gTLD has it. See: https://stackoverflow.com/a/40358071/4418149 https://stackoverflow.com/a/40358071/4418149