The email domain love.com was previously owned by AOL, then Verizon, then Yahoo, as the email services and corporate oversight changed for the AOL/Yahoo email services. From the context, it sounds as though it was once possible to have an email address at the love.com domain name -- but no longer. Email service for love.com was ended by AOL/Yahoo as of July 31, 2022.
It looks as though the domain name love.com was sold to a new company, which was speculated to have netted the domain owner rather a large sum of money.
As of October 2022, the domain love.com does currently have an MX record (pointing to Google), but any love.com addresses on a typical marketer's legacy list is likely going to be from the AOL days and not up to date, so I recommend suppressing those addresses.
Please feel free to leave your best "love is dead" jokes in the comments below!
The email domain love.com was previously owned by AOL, then Verizon, then Yahoo, as the email services and corporate oversight changed for the AOL/Yahoo email services. From the context, it sounds as though it was once possible to have an email address at the love.com domain name -- but no longer. Email service for love.com was ended by AOL/Yahoo as of July 31, 2022.
It looks as though the domain name love.com was sold to a new company, which was speculated to have netted the domain owner rather a large sum of money.
As of October 2022, the domain love.com does currently have an MX record (pointing to Google), but any love.com addresses on a typical marketer's legacy list is likely going to be from the AOL days and not up to date, so I recommend suppressing those addresses.
Please feel free to leave your best "love is dead" jokes in the comments below!
[ H/T: Brian Sisolak of PeakInbox ]
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