Your Thundermail address can include letters, digits, and a set of special characters, with a few rules around periods.
What’s allowed
- Letters and digits: any combination, in any order.
- Special characters: ! # $ % & ' * + - / = ? ^ _ ` { } | ~
- Periods: allowed, but not at the very start or end, and never two in a row.
- Case: doesn’t matter. Your address is stored and matched in lowercase no matter how you type it.
- Length: between 3 and 150 characters.
These rules apply the same way whether you’re setting your primary address or adding an alias.
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