[damk]

Hi guys, first of all i want to buy a domain that contains a special character for example màrco.com and i have a question if i can send an email where the email envelope will contain sender as "[email protected]" instead of "hello@màrco.com".

Is any of this possible?

[BiNBo]

You want and International Domain Name (IDN), so you'll need a domain registrar that provides those. They're slightly different from a regular domain in that domain name systems were originally designed for English characters, IDNs are converted into a format called Punycode. Which in turn is what makes it compatible.

That being said, what you're looking to do is called typosquatting, and yes it is all very possible.

[obtainhigh]

No, it will go to spam. You only control DNS for màrco.com nor for marco.com. If you spoof email to come from marco.com, all your emails will automatically end up in spam folders. Some servers might even reject it all together.

The answer is NO.

[DramaKing]

Hi guys, first of all i want to buy a domain that contains a special character for example màrco.com and i have a question if i can send an email where the email envelope will contain sender as "[email protected]" instead of "hello@màrco.com".

Is any of this possible?

First of all, the term 'envelope' does not apply to emails. I got pretty confused about this because if you're spoofing one domain, owning a typosquatted domain has no purpose. It won't help keep your emails from being detected as spam. The email security is set by the spoofed domain.