canz.com

canz.com is not a known disposable email domain

Trust score

75/100

Signals we found

Live website found +10
Domain is 29 years old +10

SPF, DMARC and email authentication for canz.com

Incomplete — DMARC without SPF

canz.com publishes a DMARC record but no SPF record. With nothing for DMARC to align against, the policy has little to enforce.

SPF record: Lists the servers allowed to send mail as this domain.
DMARC record: Tells receivers what to do with mail that fails authentication.
DMARC policy: Forged mail is rejected outright.
MX records: Whether the domain is set up to receive mail at all.

DNS last checked 19 hours ago.

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Domain age and registration for canz.com

Long-established

canz.com was registered 29y 2m ago. Sustained registration over that span is one of the more durable trust signals available for a domain — it cannot be faked retroactively, only bought.

Domain age: How long canz.com has been registered.
Registered on: First registration date on record for this domain.
Registration expires: How long the current owner has paid the registration forward.
Compared with our catalogue: Where canz.com sits against the other domains we publish reports for.
Registrar: The company the domain is registered through.

Registration data is one signal among several — see also the free SPF record checker and the domain enrichment API.

Domain information

A record: 165.160.13.20
MX records: custmx.cscdns.net (10)
Nameservers: dns1.cscdns.net

dns2.cscdns.net
First seen: Apr 13, 2026

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Frequently Asked Questions

canz.com is not currently classified as a disposable email domain in our database. The trust signals on this page show what we did find — a domain can still be low-trust without being a known throwaway service.

It is a 0–100 summary of everything we know about the domain: whether it runs a real website, how old it is, who registered it, which mail servers it uses, whether it sits on infrastructure shared with known throwaway services, and how its domain ending scores for abuse. Every signal that moved the number is listed on this page.

canz.com was first registered on 2 June 1997, which makes it 29y 2m old, older than 93% of the domains in our catalogue. Registration dates come from the domain's WHOIS/RDAP record.

Age is a cost signal. Setting up throwaway infrastructure is cheap, but waiting years is not, so domains registered in the last few weeks are heavily over-represented in disposable signups, phishing and short-lived spam runs. It works in one direction only: a new domain is a reason to look closer, while an old domain is a weak positive rather than a guarantee — expired domains get bought and repurposed precisely because their age looks reassuring.

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