domain report
Is yyds-mail-05.cc.cd a business email?
No. yyds-mail-05.cc.cd is a free email provider: one shared domain used by many unrelated people.
Personal email on a shared provider (think Gmail, Outlook, Yahoo).
- category
- personal
- recommendation
- block
- confidence
- 97%
- Google Workspace: not detected
- Microsoft 365: not detected
Mail setup
- Receives mail
- Yes
- Mail provider
- —
- SPF
- —
- DMARC policy
- None
| Priority | MX host |
|---|---|
| 10 | smtp.215.im |
Workspace
- Google WorkspaceNot detected
- Microsoft 365Not detected
Detected per company domain from public DNS and Microsoft's documented tenant discovery — never per person.
Why this verdict
Confidence 97% · recommendation block under the default b2b policy.
What this means
Anyone can open an inbox at yyds-mail-05.cc.cd, so an address there says nothing about the company the person works for. That makes it a personal email, even when someone uses it for work. It is on our free email providers list.
isBusinessEmail returns category "personal": block under the b2b and strict policies, allow under lenient. yyds-mail-05.cc.cd receives mail through smtp.215.im.
Questions about yyds-mail-05.cc.cd
Is yyds-mail-05.cc.cd a business email?
No. yyds-mail-05.cc.cd is a shared email provider, so isBusinessEmail classifies it as "personal". A business email uses a domain the company owns.
Is yyds-mail-05.cc.cd a free email provider?
Yes. yyds-mail-05.cc.cd hands out inboxes on its own domain to individuals, which is what makes an address there a personal email.
Should a B2B product accept yyds-mail-05.cc.cd sign-ups?
It depends on what you need. If you need a company tenant or a company to sell to, ask for a work email; if you only want real people, accept it. The b2b policy blocks personal addresses and the lenient policy allows them.
How can I tell yyds-mail-05.cc.cd apart from a company domain in code?
POST the address to /v1/check: shared providers come back with category "personal" and is_free_provider: true, company domains with category "business".