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A lot of systems block anything by default that isn't standard. For example, if you happen to own a domain to serve as your email that doesn't end in .com, .edu
by foofoo4u 5y ago
A lot of systems block anything by default that isn't standard. For example, if you happen to own a domain to serve as your email that doesn't end in .com, .edu, .gov, then many systems will instantly invalidate you saying you don't have a valid email when in reality you do. A lot of companies or programmers don't seem to realize that its 2021 where we have hundreds of domain extensions to choose from.
- devoutsalsa 5y agoI had a .ninja domain for a while, and I had to contact a certain DNS provide to add support for that TLD. They were very responsive, but I still had to ask.
- SilverRed 5y agoI think this mostly applies to TLDs with more than 3 letters. I have email on a .me and a .red and I have never had anything reject me.
- kayodelycaon 5y agoNo issues with my .co domain.