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MX Records are located in a sites DNS file, when you send an email to (insert anything here)@someurl.com your email server looks and the MX Record in the DNS file for someurl.com and knows where to send any mail that has someurl.com after the @ sign then the someurl.com server then deals with the email for the user of the account to read.

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