Dan's Inbox: Where Fun Happens!

[VacationLover]

Does this mean that an email sent to an address that doesn't exist at a (non-email-service) website
get delivered to somewhere else (the admin?) at that website, depending on how it's been set up?

For a fee, you can have all emails to your domain, regardless of what is before the @ emailed to you.

[sillypainter]

For a fee, you can have all emails to your domain, regardless of what is before the @ emailed to you.

That's called "capture all", and I pay nothing. It's a rule that has to be set up.

[Alexsei]

That's called "catch-all", and I pay nothing. It's a rule that has to be set up.

FTFY
Many domain providers offer it Built in else you can use a service such as ImprovMX

[etech0]

That's called "capture all", and I pay nothing. It's a rule that has to be set up.

Are you already paying for email? EG: you can set it up with gsuite

Or do some domain providers offer it for free?