::off topic:: namecheap DNS

I did, and it feels like I am in the clear. I wouldn't be sending any email out from it, and it would get very few emails, maybe a couple a year. Would just be a backup for contact that the website is down incase of a gmail outage, which is highly unlikely. It would only be technical information emailed too, so it's not a "using service for business" think either. 

11. Email. You may not use the Service to send bulk, commercial or unsolicited ("spam") email messages. Any unsolicited email, originating from any source, must not direct recipients to any website that is part of our Service, such as personal web pages, or other resources that are part of the Service. The Service may not be used to collect responses from unsolicited email sent from accounts on other Internet hosts or email services that violate this Policy or the acceptable use policy of any other Internet service provider. In addition, "mail bombing," the sending of numerous copies of the same or substantially similar messages or very large messages or files with the intent to disrupt a server or account, is prohibited.

You may not reference Cox in the header or body of an unsolicited email, or list an IP address that belongs to the Cox network in any unsolicited email. Further, you may not take any action which implies that Cox is the sponsor of any unsolicited email even if that email is not sent through the Cox network. Further, forging, altering or removing electronic mail headers is prohibited.

If the Service is disconnected, whether voluntarily or by termination, all user names and associated electronic email addresses may be immediately released for reuse. Upon disconnection, any mailbox contents may be immediately deleted or held in a locked state. Addresses and email may be held until Cox deletes them as part of its normal policies and procedures. There is no obligation for Cox to retain or make any user name, email address or stored email retrievable once the Service is disconnected.

But more on topic. Anyone have DNS experience?

Thanks for the info. I didn't think it would. 

Anyone have any experience with Namecheap or DNS in general? Trying to figure if creating the Mx is all I have to do or if something else is needed for wildcards. IE if someone sends to a invalid user at the domain, I want it to go to set user account. A lost and found, as it were. 

Yup, I get what a MX record is. I was asking how to set one up with Namecheap. Their DNS configuration is confusing. Guess no one around here has experience with them though. I will try some of the other forums. TY.