Yes, the @ would have been used in the dns entry by the domain registrar. But this shows as the domain name from doing a public dns lookup, using dns lookup tools such as you would use on network-tools.com or others.
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Yes, the @ would have been used in the dns entry by the domain registrar. But this shows as the domain name from doing a public dns lookup, using dns lookup tools such as you would use on network-tools.com or others.