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Re:I bought 300 emoji domain names from Kazakhstan and built... by unnouinceput on Thursday March 11, 2021 @08:03AM (#26423510)
OK, so somebody sends an email to one of those cute emoji addresses he has the service implemented for. Now the recipient hits reply - where does it go? From article I understood he did some forward service in order to avoid direct emoji domain blocking. So the recipient will hit reply and at the "Send to" field will be the email address of the normal domain, not the emoji one. How do you overcome this?
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Re:I bought 300 emoji domain names from Kazakhstan and built... by had-rien on Thursday March 11, 2021 @09:29AM (#26424338)
I've purchased an email to try it (not for serious stuff of course).

So for now you cannot send an email, only receive one.

When someone sends an email to your emoji account then it s forwarded to an actual email address of your choice. The mail will have the following signature at the end :

Sent via Mailoji. Don't reply to this email. Reply to the sender email address below

From Sender Name: [email protected] to your Mailoji [email protected]

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