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n@ai is also a valid email address. Owned by a guy named Ian.

• theseobosscom 4y ago
  creative!
• kordlessagain 4y ago
  I suppose it should be possible to get an MX record to work with a root domain, but that person that has it would have to probably work for or be the owner.
  • bombcar 4y ago
    sun@. would likely blow up even the best email checking regexes.
  • captn3m0 4y ago
    MX records fallback to A records, so ~10ish TLDs work this way already.
• LeoPanthera 4y ago
  I have a very short email address (in the form a@aa.aa) and I haven't found anywhere that doesn't accept it - except for humans, who often refuse to believe it is real and will insist on a longer one. (I have a backup longer one.)
  • BrandoElFollito 4y ago
    I have a similar one and it has been rejected many times. I still write to the company but nobody gives a shit. I also tried on twitter. Surprisingly people are fine with it, I think that this is thanks to social media handlers such as @wazoo - people group all these together as "email and such"
• mnutt 4y ago
  A long time back I entertained the idea of buying hc.im and using the email address le@hc.im. (my name is michael) Perhaps making business cards with a laser cutout so I could turn the card over if it wasn't apparent. But two-letter im domains are a very expensive ongoing cost so it didn't seem worth it for the gimmick.