Email Extractor

Hi, Looking for a bit of advice if anyone can help, please?

On one of my websites, I was freely offering some information, all that had to be done to download it was to leave their name and email on a form on the site and they automatically received a link to the information that was offered. This information was related to a profession.

I would now like to update that information to all subscribers, my problem is that the requests came through with their name and email address in the body of an email.

Does anyone know of a piece of software that would extract this information from the body of the emails (some 6000+) without me having to look at the information on an individual basis and cut and paste the information to produce a new list of subscribers.

Obviously doing this on an individual basis would possibly mean that by the time the list was created the information would be due a further update!

Any help would be gratefully appreciated.

regards

You need to consult a python/java developer. They have to write codes as per the search engine terms. It won't cost you more than 1k$

Scrapebox can pull the emails not sure about the names with it though. If the format of the way the names are displayed is consistent, like there's always a similar word next to the name (for example sender: xyz) you can also use scrapebox customer-grabber. But for any of these you would need the whole list of emails in one file. Can you forward all emails as an attachment?

Extracting the email addresses is easy, there are many tools, which can help you with that, even simple ones as this: http://emailx.discoveryvip.com (you can find this exact tool on many places hosted) or you can do it with Notepad++: https://www.kniko.net/how-to-extrac...ext-file-using-notepad-with-no-coding-at-all/

Extracting the names are tougher. If the data is formatted in an orderly fashion (like the poster one above me suggested), you might try something, otherwise that would require manual work.

Can I take this opportunity of thanking Prasildas; Remimartin and Honeybird for taking time out to offer helpful solutions to my problem their help is greatly appreciated and I am sure that I will be able to quickly extract the data to construct a new list.

cheers

@dreadpixel has a tool that can do all of this, and more.