Verify list of emails

[kurosaki4d]

Hi everybody,

I would like to know if some of you can point me out to a tool or a way to verify for free email addresses to see if there a valid or not ?

Anyone has an idea ?


Thanks

 

[JProdigy]

You can use this trick..

Go to the homepage of the mail service of the address you want to verify, whether Outlook, Gmail, Yahoo or any other, and then click on the link used to recover the password. Then, enter the address and if it doesn't exist, the system will tell you.

 

[kurosaki4d]

You can use this trick..

Go to the homepage of the mail service of the address you want to verify, whether Outlook, Gmail, Yahoo or any other, and then click on the link used to recover the password. Then, enter the address and if it doesn't exist, the system will tell you.

It's a great idea for a single email verification. Thank you for pointing that out.

But i meant a bulk email verification, i want to be able to verify a lot of a list of emails all at once ! Sorry for the confusion !

 

[Zwielicht]

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[bizo]

most of the paid services will allow you to run the first list for free, but once scaling up you'll need to pay

 

[kurosaki4d]

most of the paid services will allow you to run the first list for free, but once scaling up you'll need to pay

Yeah thats what i noticed from numerous services, however do all verifiers check for the spam traps (honey pots) or just some of them ?

 

[JProdigy]

It's a great idea for a single email verification. Thank you for pointing that out.

But i meant a bulk email verification, i want to be able to verify a lot of a list of emails all at once ! Sorry for the confusion !

Oh ok, well.. let me know if you find an answer to this.

 

[Being Anonymous]

How big is the email list?
One of the free method would be sending mail from Gmail (200 recipients at once) and check which email address gave a bounce back error.
Another would be doing the same but using some Email marketing service that can send more number of emails at once. Some services allow 5K for free

 

[Being Anonymous]

hey @Zwielicht
can you ban this retard : @Akif
This guy has joined today and been spamming 3 different threads

 

[kurosaki4d]

How big is the email list?
One of the free method would be sending mail from Gmail (200 recipients at once) and check which email address gave a bounce back error.
Another would be doing the same but using some Email marketing service that can send more number of emails at once. Some services allow 5K for free

It's true that Gmail tells you if your email has reached it's destination, but if i try a bulk send from gmail to a list that contains a lot of invalid emails, will i get blacklisted somehow because of that ?

 

[Deleted member 752298]

Hi everybody,

I would like to know if some of you can point me out to a tool or a way to verify for free email addresses to see if there a valid or not ?

Anyone has an idea ?


Thanks

This one is free and developed by one of the BHW members: http://emailverifier.co/
The bulk verification tool is under development, so be patient and it will become free in the near future...
( I forgot the original thread)

 

[kurosaki4d]

This one is free and developed by one of the BHW members: http://emailverifier.co/
The bulk verification tool is under development, so be patient and it will become free in the near future...
( I forgot the original thread)

Oh man this i a great tool there hats off to the guy who made it, the verification is done quicker than most of the verifiers i've seen !

If the bulk ever becomes available and i hope the developer won't change his mind and leave it for free, then it will be massive. Thank you i appreciate you sharing with us this great tool, always good to see people willing to help

(Anyway we can know an estimate date of launch or progress rate for this bulk feature ?)

 

[Being Anonymous]

It's true that Gmail tells you if your email has reached it's destination, but if i try a bulk send from gmail to a list that contains a lot of invalid emails, will i get blacklisted somehow because of that ?

I'm not sure but Gmail bounces back and reports a soft error or something similar.
Yes it'll require a bit of manual work but at least it'll do the job

 

[kurosaki4d]

I'm not sure but Gmail bounces back and reports a soft error or something similar.
Yes it'll require a bit of manual work but at least it'll do the job

Yeah thanks, i'll keep that in mind. I heard that Gmail has a daily limit for sending emails around 50 if i'm not mistaken ?

Also there is an issue though with picking up Gmail as a mass email verifier, if you send to a big list of emails at once, wouldn't it appear to the reader in the emails destinations all the other emails sent to ? Is there a way to hide that info ?

 

[NobleJohn13e]

emailverifier does not work for me. I try different email addresses but does not work. no verification. I press the button, but no result

 

[kurosaki4d]

You know after the GDPR many business who deals in emails have shut down so i wouldn't be surprised if this one too stopped working ! But you'll have to make sure that's it's true, get a second opinion !

 

[Rinkal]

most of the paid services will allow you to run the first list for free, but once scaling up you'll need to pay

Hey! I understand that you want to use free service of email verification. But, with free services, you might not get an accurate result and also you can not verify large number of email addresses at the same time. So, I suggest to take a look at the following service providers who give you free credits every day for a free trial:

1. Hubuco : They offer 100 free credits every day with 99% accuracy. Cost of 100k emails is only $176.
   
   
2. QuickEmailVerification - They also offer 100 emails every day with 98% accurate result. Cost for 100k emails is only $320.
   

I found the best comparison of Top 25 vendors with the analysis on bulkemailverification.com. You can easily compare and follow the perfect provider.

 

[kurosaki4d]

Hey! I understand that you want to use free service of email verification. But, with free services, you might not get an accurate result and also you can not verify large number of email addresses at the same time. So, I suggest to take a look at the following service providers who give you free credits every day for a free trial:

1. Hubuco : They offer 100 free credits every day with 99% accuracy. Cost of 100k emails is only $176.
   
   
2. QuickEmailVerification - They also offer 100 emails every day with 98% accurate result. Cost for 100k emails is only $320.

I found the best comparison of Top 25 vendors with the analysis on bulkemailverification.com. You can easily compare and follow the perfect provider.

Thank you for sharing these valuable informations. I'm sure they are helpful.

Do they offer 100 free credits every day ? What if i don't use the 100 credits ? Will it be added to the next day's credit ?

 

[Rinkal]

Thank you for sharing these valuable informations. I'm sure they are helpful.

Do they offer 100 free credits every day ? What if i don't use the 100 credits ? Will it be added to the next day's credit ?

No it will not be added to the next credit.

 

[kurosaki4d]

No it will not be added to the next credit.

Thank you for clarifying that point !