>> As I think I said, the person who asked >> has a domain a typo away from a very popular one, and would like to >> get rid of the unwanted traffic efficiently while still having his >> web server or whatever on the A record. > >Tough. Whoever is in that position is presumably making enough money from the >ads on his/her >"typosquatted" web site to put up with the hassle.
This is not a typosquat, it's a live domain that happens by coincidence to be close to some other domain that gets a lot of mail, is in use for stuff other than e-mail, and wants the mail attempts to stop. But more important, I understand your position to be that anyone who types an invalid domain in an e-mail addresses is a bad person, and deserves to be punished for it by not learning for a week that the message bounced. Interesting viewpoint. R's, John
