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I use a .one for a project where it makes perfect sense. Brevo, who are a huge email delivery platform, told me they don't support signing up with a .one domain
by qingcharles 1mo ago
I use a .one for a project where it makes perfect sense. Brevo, who are a huge email delivery platform, told me they don't support signing up with a .one domain. Fortunately, after a couple of weeks going back-and-forth one of their developers eventually saw sense and fixed it.
Sadly, with Google, I don't think you'll ever get the issue that far up the chain.
- hkt 1mo agoI've got a .email domain which various UK based retailers insist isn't a real domain from which email can be sent. I've been trying to convince Argos that it is real for about seven years. To their credit, my building society actually took it all on board and fixed their system within a few months. To my incredible surprise, so did a major insurer.
- dannyw 1mo agoIt probably made its way onto a Jira backlog somewhere, and some engineer thankfully took it as a 1 story point task.
- corint 1mo agoI wonder whether you could use GDPR to force compliance with this. You have the right to correct the record, after all.
- hkt 1mo agoSomehow I suspect GDPR isn't engaged there as they forbid the creation of an account in the first place, so they don't store the data. Maybe I could create an account with a different email address and try it then.