Makes you wonder how many e-mails aimed at gail.com accidentally land at gmail.com.
Especially given that at least some autocorrect systems helpfully suggest correcting to "gmail" when you write something similar-looking in the domain part of an address.
It's funny how some of those systems try to correct anything that doesn't look like one of the big email providers. I use a custom domain for mail, and I can be 100% sure that it doesn't even look remotely like any well-known mail provider's domain, yet a very well-known website I tried to sign up for warned me that there is most likely a typo in my email address.
If you read the page it would tell you, no need to wonder.
If you read the comment you'd realize your mistake, no need to be snarky.
I can’t tell if you didn’t notice the site you were on, or if I missed your joke.
At this point I'm sure it's a joke, but I still don't get it.