Method to Clean Email List?

NiteCobain

Regular Member

Sep 8, 2013

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• May 12, 2020

• #1

Hey all,

So I use a website to scrape leads according to my needs, and then I send personalized emails to that list.

But a lot of emails bounce as the emails are not valid.

Does anyone know of any method to clean this list before I actually send the emails using my domain?
I thought about sending emails using a throwaway email and then clean the list but that seems very labor-intensive and there will be limits to a new email account, and probably not the best solution.

Does anyone have any suggestions?

 

kimpete48

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May 4, 2020

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• May 12, 2020

• #2

Use an email cleaning service.. Paid not free..

 

xcodes

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Dec 9, 2014

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• May 12, 2020

• #3

There are free ways but you need SMTP + Proxies for that. Use BHW Search i am pretty sure someone would have shared that "Atomic" Simply enter your SMTP you will get clean validated emails . But as i told in before posts Validation is not the only important thing you need to avoid spamtraps , honeypot and abusers ETC., For those things you need paid services only. so far i have seen only BulkEmailCleaner for that.

Good luck.

 

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fadihs

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Nov 27, 2014

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• May 12, 2020

• #4

You can use a tool like voilanorbert.com or hunter.io to verify the list before

 

TomTheCat

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Oct 27, 2019

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• May 12, 2020

• #5

NiteCobain said:

I thought about sending emails using a throwaway email and then clean the list but that seems very labor-intensive

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Use IMAP and automate the job.

 

Nolan Briggs

Registered Member

May 7, 2020

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• May 12, 2020

• #6

There is a cleaner called mailget which will suit your needs.Working while using it has proven to be quite efficient for me in terms of cleaning. I hope it helps you too.

 

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twinturbo90

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Jun 14, 2019

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• May 12, 2020

• #7

Paid cleaning service.

it gets expensive. It really depends on your conversion rate to determine if it’s worth it to keep your current method.

also you probably will need a new email/domain. That many bounces your probably in the spam box.

 

NoDaytona

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Feb 22, 2020

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• May 12, 2020

• #8

I recently used NeverBounce, worked pretty good