- Get an emoji email address like you@🚀 - Choose from 250+ emoji domains - Forward email from your Mailoji to any email address - Use a Mailoji on your twitter, CV, website; anywhere - Stand out online with the most unique email addresses on the internet
@nabeel_khan Thanks so much Nabeel! Emoji domains are so weird and wonderful - I really love them, but they have been kind of been forgotten about/shunned to the corner of the internet, despite being around since 2001!
@keithepetri Thanks Keith! Feel free to shoot me a DM on twitter. Lockrmail looks awesome - happy to chat about mail related things :D
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Interesting idea. Big gamble registering so many domains, but I imagine if a few people hop on each one you'll be profitable 😃
As a test, I decided to email one of the available addresses I looked up. Just to see if I could use it in Gmail. You should definitely auto-reply to address not taken with an ad 👍
Really cool idea!
I was wondering … this in combination with what mailhero.io is doing (sub-addresses + option to revoke access) would be a kick-ass addition 💪😎🔥
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Nice idea. I was thinking about registering an emoji .kz domain in the past but for Germans it's a no go. Historically, it has a very bad meaning ...
@giuseppegurgone I wish this would happen. ICANN aren't the biggest fan of emoji domains though. There are some ancient emoji .com domains that still exist though, like: ☃.com
@tinyprojects I see, I thought they didn't care and all it took was to do the translation : ☃.com -> xn--n3h.com somewhere (probably DNS?).
Anyway just making this all up, cool that you offer the service instead! 😊
@giuseppegurgone Yeah the xn--123 is punycode, which is how emojis domains are resolved and displayed by some browsers. The emoji domain world is super weird and interesting - and there's a few slightly sketchy reasons why I think emoji domains are being held back by ICANN. I'm going to write all about it soon!
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Nice idea. I was thinking about registering an emoji .kz domain in the past but for Germans it's a no go. Historically, it has a very bad meaning ...
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