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What happens to the mail after a domain name change?

Once you change your primary domain name all your mailboxes will be converted to the new one.

For example, if you have a mailbox mail@domain1.com and you change your primary domain name to doman2.com, the mailbox will automatically become mail@domain2.com.

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