Mailoji FAQ.

An emoji email address is just like any other email address.

But, instead of ending in @gmail.com, or @outlook.com - emoji email addresses end with emojis, like @🚀.kz, @⚔️.gg, or @🍍.fm.

This means you can have email addresses like:

When you get a Mailoji, you can use it to forward any email to your regular email address.

For example, if your name was Bob, you could get the emoji email address bob@⚔️.gg, and connect it to your regular email address bobsmith17@gmail.com.

Now, whenever someone sends an email address to bob@⚔️.gg, it would get forwarded to Bob's Gmail inbox.

Bob could then reply using his regular email address in Gmail.

Connecting an email address to your emoji email address is simple.

Once you've purchased a Mailoji, head on over to your account page.

In the forwarding section, enter the email address you want to receive emails to whenever somebody sends an email to your emoji email address.

Emoji email addresses work exactly the same as normal email addresses.

But, emoji email addresses can have emojis anywhere in the email address, regular email addresses can't.

Currently you are unable to send email directly from your emoji email address. When an email gets sent to your emoji email address, it gets forwarded to your inbox, and you can reply using your usual email address and email client.

Emoji email addresses are brand new, so there are some places on the internet that haven't caught up with them yet.

Some website forms or email clients may not accept emoji email addresses.

Emails with attachments sent to Mailojis will not be forwarded.

Never.

Mailoji is an email forwarder, we never read your emails.

Emails sent to your emoji email address are forwarded straight to your inbox.

No.

Mailoji does not sell or use your data with any third-party marketing websites.

Mailoji was created by Ben Stokes, a.k.a Tiny Projects.

The story of how Mailoji was created can be read here.

Although Mailoji owns one of the largest collection of emoji domains on the internet, we do not own every emoji domain.

If you can't find the emoji you want, then we probably don't have it.

It's always worth getting in contact in case we can try and get it for you.

Yes!

As of 12/05/2021, you can now have emojis anywhere in an emoji email address, e.g:

Domain names like amazon.com, or twitter.com, can be used in email addresses.

But, did you know there are also emoji domains?

Mailoji is built on top of emoji domains, allowing you to have emoji email addresses.

Connecting an email address to your emoji email address is simple.

Once you've purchased a Mailoji, head on over to your account page.

In the forwarding section, enter the email address you'd like to receive emails to whenever somebody sends an email to your emoji email address.

You currently can't send email directly from your emoji email address.

We are working on a sending feature, and all purchased Mailojis will have access to it once its released.

Instead, emails sent to your emoji email address are forwarded to your regular email address.

You can then reply to emails using your normal email client & email address.

For example, if your name was Bob, you could get the emoji email address bob@⚔️.gg, and connect it to your regular email address bobsmith17@gmail.com.

Now, whenever someone sends an email address to bob@⚔️.gg, it would get forwarded to Bob's Gmail inbox.

Bob could then reply using his regular email address in Gmail.

All email clients support receiving email from emoji email addresses.

Sending emails to emoji email addresses is supported by Gmail on desktop and iOS mail. Although this covers almost 80% of total email clients, we are working hard to get more email clients on board with sending to emoji email addresses.

Unfortunately .com domains no longer support emojis.

There exist some ancient .com emoji domains, but Mailoji does not own them.

If you own a .com emoji domain, we'd be very interested to chat.

These are top level domains, just like .com, .net, or .io.

Only 10 top level domains support emojis. We use emoji domains from:

• .gg: Guernsey
• .to: Tonga
• .kz: Kazakhstan
• .fm: Federated States of Micronesia
• .je: Jersey
• .ws: Western Samoa

Every emoji email address has a rareness rating encoded into it that will never change. The rareness ratings below are ranked from most common to rarest.

By having rare emoji email addresses, early adopters of Mailoji can claim valuable addresses before anyone else.

The rarest emoji email addresses are short (usually 1 character), or have a handle that is associated with its emoji, e.g. rocket@🚀.kz

Mailojis can be gifted or traded with anyone by turning them into a gift. Visit your account page, and click "Manage" next to the Mailoji you'd like to gift.

In the Manage page, click "Create Gift". A unique link will be generated along with a unique 4 digit code that can be used by another user to claim the emoji email address.

Once the gift has been claimed, you will no longer be charged your yearly subscription. The recipient will have to add their card details to keep renewing the Mailoji past the date its been paid for.

Yes

Currently you can pre-pay for an emoji email address for up to 5 years.

At checkout, you can choose how many years you'd like to pre-pay for your emoji email address.

The recipient of the gift will not need to pay for the emoji email address until it runs out of years. They can add their own payment method if they wish to keep the email address for longer.

Make sure you have connected your emoji email address to your regular email address on the "Manage" page for your Mailoji.

If you are still not receiving emails, please get in contact and we'll get back to you ASAP.

Emoji email addresses are very new, so some email clients do not like emoji email addreses.

Gmail on Desktop & iOS/Apple mail both cover 80% of email clients and both accept emoji email addresses.

Gmail on Android is known not to accept some emoji email addresses.

We are working hard to get all major email clients on board with emoji email addresses.

Go to your account page, and click "Manage" next to the emoji you cant to cancel.

In the renewal section, click "Cancel" to no longer renew your emoji email address.

To delete your Mailoji account, please get in contact with us.