Email domain typos / hotmaail.com
Is hotmaail.com a typo for hotmail.com?
Yes. hotmaail.com is hotmail.com with a letter typed twice. ContactLint treats it as a typo: the API sets did_you_mean to the same name at hotmail.com and returns verdict risky with reason possible_typo.
Can hotmaail.com receive email?
On 2026-10-17 hotmaail.com had no MX record but did have an A record, so some senders will try to deliver mail to that address instead of bouncing it. The person who mistyped never gets the email.
| Probably meant | hotmail.com (Hotmail) |
|---|---|
| Kind of typo | a letter typed twice |
| MX records (2026-10-17) | none |
| A record fallback | Yes |
| On the disposable list | No |
What the ContactLint API returns
For an address at hotmaail.com, based on the DNS snapshot above (fields trimmed):
{
"input": "jane@hotmaail.com",
"verdict": "risky",
"reason": "possible_typo",
"did_you_mean": "jane@hotmail.com",
"disposable": false
}
Try a live check: check someone@hotmaail.com.
Catch it on your signup form
Check the address when the person leaves the email field and offer the fix before they submit. The ContactLint widget does this in the browser with one script tag, and the API returns the same did_you_mean field for server-side checks. See the widget guide, the React and WordPress setup, or the server-side examples. Get a free API key (100 checks per month, no card).
Other hotmail.com typos
- hhotmail.com
- homail.com
- homtail.com
- hootmail.com
- hotail.com
- hotamil.com
- hotmai.com
- hotmaiil.com
- hotmail.cm
- hotmail.cmo
- hotmail.co
- hotmail.con
DNS snapshot taken 2026-10-17 with Cloudflare DNS-over-HTTPS. DNS changes over time, so a live check can differ.