Is mail com a real email address
A classic question!
mail.com is a domain name, not an email address. It's a top-level domain (TLD) that was introduced in 1993. Anyone can register a domain name with mail.com as their suffix, which means that there are many different email addresses that can be created using this domain.
For example, some valid email addresses using the mail.com domain might be:
However, mail.com is not a specific email address. It's not possible to send an email to mail.com because it's not a valid recipient.
So, to answer your question, mail.com is not a real email address in the sense that it's not a specific address that can receive emails. But it is a valid domain name that can be used to create many different email addresses.