Who runs verizon.net
Not Verizon anymore. Verizon’s email support page says plainly that Verizon “has retired our email service” after a decision to get out of the email business. When it announced the change, Verizon gave customers a choice (Verizon: upcoming changes to verizon.net email): move the account to AOL Mail and keep the verizon.net address, or switch to another provider and lose it.
The addresses that were moved are AOL Mail accounts today. Verizon tells those users to sign in at mail.aol.com with their full verizon.net address, and AOL’s help has a page on POP and IMAP settings for Verizon.net AOL Mail accounts. In DNS, verizon.net has a single MX record, mx-aol.mail.gm0.yahoodns.net, the same host as aol.com. AOL Mail is provided by Yahoo, and the domain’s SPF record includes Yahoo’s _ipspf.yahoo.com next to Verizon’s own address ranges. The DMARC policy is p=reject.
Can you still create a verizon.net address?
No. There is no Verizon email service left to sign up for. Verizon’s support page also says customers “no longer have the option” to keep a verizon.net address, and that data not moved before December 15, 2017 has been deleted.
Is verizon.net a valid email for your list?
The domain is valid. Whether an address on it still works depends on what happened to the account:
- Moved addresses work. They are AOL Mail accounts, so AOL’s rule applies: after 12 months without a sign-in a mailbox stops receiving new emails (AOL: keep your mailbox active).
- Addresses that weren’t moved are gone. Mail to them fails. Contacts collected before the switch may be among them. The guide on hard vs. soft bounces explains what comes back.
- Free provider.
verizon.netis on our free email domains list and counts as a personal address. It’s not on our disposable list.
Check old verizon.net contacts before you mail them: one at a time with is this a real email address, or the whole file with the bulk email verifier. If you still use a verizon.net address yourself, the Verizon email settings page has the AOL server settings.
Sources
- Verizon Support: Email, checked October 10, 2026
- Verizon: What customers need to know about upcoming changes to verizon.net email service, checked October 10, 2026
- AOL Help: Configure POP and IMAP settings for Verizon.net AOL Mail accounts, checked October 10, 2026
- Verisign RDAP: verizon.net, checked October 10, 2026