klauzja

Thank you Zyler, I just deleted the @ MX record for my domain and this let me now recreate the email aliases. I also see a few other Custom Records there, including (email, imap, mail, smtp, webmail). I only use this domain for my personalized emails for my family, no website or anything. Do this mean i can delete all these other (legacy) record as well?

Also, where do I find these MX records to delete them?

Hi Paul, I just transferred my domain from Dotster.com which was bought by Web.com who have terminated support for the email alias feature. I had some email aliases setup on the original Dotster.com site, which where somehow "hard-coded" as part of the merger with Web.com. I know this because these email aliases continued to work, despite not being visible/available on the new registrar. This is also currently the case, after I transferred my domain to Squarespace. I know Squarespace supports email aliases, but when I try to use this option it gives me the following error: ********************** "You cannot add or edit email forwarding rules at this time You can’t add email forwarding rules to a domain with MX records or an active Google Workspace subscription. To add email forwarding rules, first delete any MX records you created or the Google Workspace subscription for this domain." ********************** As I've mentioned, I have not created any MX records, nor am I using a Google Workspace subscription. If there are some kind of MX records these must have been created during the original migration process because my email aliases are still working... I don't want to lose the functionality of the email aliases I have previously setup...