Anyone tried the Atomic Mail Verifier?

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How good is the Atomic Mail Verifier service's accuracy vs other popular list cleaners out there like ex; zerobounce and debounce ?

The reason I'm asking is that AMV i very VERY cheap, does it do the work or is it a waste of time and money?

/ HUFF
 
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Well there are pros and cons as with every product. With Atomic Mail Verifier, you will need a lot of proxies, depending on how large is your list. With others you won't need. Other than that, with AMV no one will get your list of emails. Depends what emails you check if is gmail, yahoo and hotmail, you will have a hard time verifying them, as they will probably block the proxy in seconds.
 
Using paid services like neverbounce & emailhippo ... is the best solution since they use more than the syntax method to validate emails list
 
i use atomic mail verifier all the time. the best way ive found to set it up is spin up several linode or other cloud instances (smallest possible configs since youre going to be hosting a small php script provided by atomic mail verifier) then i add 5-10 of those scripts to each server. then set mail verifier to verify "using web scripts" and add each server and php script url to your settings and let er rip. you will burn out your servers ip addresses sometimes slowly, sometimes quickly, but with several scripts running per server, you can verify tons of emails very quickly.

when ive checked these verified emails against paid services online, they usually come up with nearly identical results, OR i get better results with atomic and my setup.

hope this helps.
 
architek said:
i use atomic mail verifier all the time. the best way ive found to set it up is spin up several linode or other cloud instances (smallest possible configs since youre going to be hosting a small php script provided by atomic mail verifier) then i add 5-10 of those scripts to each server. then set mail verifier to verify "using web scripts" and add each server and php script url to your settings and let er rip. you will burn out your servers ip addresses sometimes slowly, sometimes quickly, but with several scripts running per server, you can verify tons of emails very quickly.

when ive checked these verified emails against paid services online, they usually come up with nearly identical results, OR i get better results with atomic and my setup.

hope this helps.
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Hi architek, I was wondering if you can share other cloud providers you use for the atomic mail verifier. Linode already blocks by default port 25 on new accounts. Thanks.
 
architek said:
i use atomic mail verifier all the time. the best way ive found to set it up is spin up several linode or other cloud instances (smallest possible configs since youre going to be hosting a small php script provided by atomic mail verifier) then i add 5-10 of those scripts to each server. then set mail verifier to verify "using web scripts" and add each server and php script url to your settings and let er rip. you will burn out your servers ip addresses sometimes slowly, sometimes quickly, but with several scripts running per server, you can verify tons of emails very quickly.

when ive checked these verified emails against paid services online, they usually come up with nearly identical results, OR i get better results with atomic and my setup.

hope this helps.
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i m also intereted about what hostings are you using with port 25 enabled? or proxy also port 25 need wich suppliers have this?
 
atomic mail verifier sucks these days. expecially their online service. they pulled a bait and switch. said it did what we would expect it to do (verify fucking emails), then made it so it only checked simple syntax, and then created a new service that actually verified emails.
here ya go
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not to mention their software is buggy, trips antivirus all the time, which it never used to do, and just all around is broken. i uninstalled long ago.
 
Like so many of above I as well use paid Gmail verifier. And by so far doing great with the tools I used or still do. So feel free my friend.
 
hi
i had get the Atomic Mail Verify and get add the script to one server , and the same server i will used for sending emails. is it okay to work like that or i will get some problemes ??
thank you
 
Yep, Ive tried it. Don't like using the Atomic products. They tend to be too hard to bypass the serial number logon. You usually only get to use it about once and it will tell you that you are using a bogus serial number. This is even if you block them on antivirus or hosts. I have a couple of other cracked ones that work great. HMU and I will send you a link to them. I have them on my personal server along with just about every email program out there. or try this one. https://1drv.ms/u/s!AtHbRCWkIxIqg9dq6wC-57dZ5RqZtA?e=LZ1oMt
 
architek said:
i use atomic mail verifier all the time. the best way ive found to set it up is spin up several linode or other cloud instances (smallest possible configs since youre going to be hosting a small php script provided by atomic mail verifier) then i add 5-10 of those scripts to each server. then set mail verifier to verify "using web scripts" and add each server and php script url to your settings and let er rip. you will burn out your servers ip addresses sometimes slowly, sometimes quickly, but with several scripts running per server, you can verify tons of emails very quickly.

when ive checked these verified emails against paid services online, they usually come up with nearly identical results, OR i get better results with atomic and my setup.

hope this helps.
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I tried this AMV + script method awhile ago but couldn't get it to work for some reason .. even had support helping but they couldn't figure out my issue ... can't remember what the problem was but I may try again
 
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