Emails for Checks - Turns your cold mails - to hot leads.
Emails for Checks - Validate emails through social networks.
Emails for Checks - Turns your cold mails - to hot leads.
We are a team that validates emails and phones using social networks for the past 3 years. Previously, we did it manually and it took from 3 weeks to a year, but at the moment it takes from us only 15 minutes to check 1 000 000 email addresses.
Our service will be useful to those who are working every day to increase conversion in email mailings and want to decrease bounce rate. We will also be useful to those who want to know who is behind that email or phone in order to save their time and money.
$ 10/mo
1,000 emails to validate included
$0.005/1 mail overage charge
$ 30/mo
5,000 emails to validate included
$0.004/1 mail overage charge
$ 100/mo
0,000 emails to validate included
$0.003/1 mail overage charge
EPIC 100,000+ emails to validate included
LEGENDARY 1,000,000,000+ emails to validate included + telephones
It is sometimes needed to know for sure, whether the email address that you have is valid. The cases for it may be personal mailing, writing a business letter to someone with a proposal of your product or service, or during the marketing campaigns. Nobody wants to see as their letters are sent into nothingness, and here is where e-mail checkers become really useful as they can verify the email address.
There are many email verification services that may do the check for you. Having varying technical and visual implementation and major differences in email verifying, they all persuade the same goal: to let people know whether this or that email address they’re holding is valid. The ‘validity’ of it may largely vary amongst the checkers, as some of them only tell you basics like is it ok or bad (as it is the case with email-checker.net), while the others spanned the data results much farther than that, giving so many information that some of it is abundant for a regular user (this is the case with verifalia.com). Below, we are considering the differences between the mentioned just to make you informed about the peculiarities of their work. If you happen to find more checkers online on your own – you can do the same comparison to choose the best one for your goals. And remember that it is strongly advisable to use at least 3-4 of them at once to make the email validation of the same pool of addresses, as the results can vary from one pole to another.
Just to show you the real-life difference on the answer to the question ‘how to check if the email is valid,’ in the case with all above-mentioned online email checkers, we have made 7 checks for each of them using different domains that are hosted in varying countries of the world. Some domains are known worldwide, while some others are regional. All addresses exist for real and to do the check, we’ve taken some e-mails from our working correspondence, personal accounts, and googled a few. In a whole, we have done over 50 checks (7 domains multiply at 8 checkers). We submit the results below: Some of the sites ask for numerous verifications and validations before plunging directly into work (proving you’re not a robot, turning off your AdBlock and so on, and may be limited to a few daily checks from the same IP address The other sites specifically designed to provide a bulky type of verification – it means that you may check much more than 1 email at once thanks to a form of insertion of multiple emails. But as they may not give the results on the same page, so after each one completed piece, you have to return to the main form. They also may require Google’s Captcha verification (which sometimes works badly pretty so you have to constantly refresh the destination page to test email.
We can highlight three main reasons why would one want to use the email checkers: I. In personal correspondence, when you receive an email from a new person, before wasting your time on writing anything to him or her, it is advisable to make a simple check. II. When you are running the business connected to constant lettering with your clientele, an alive database is what’s most sought-after by marketers. Actually, more than 5 out of 10 marketers in various fields tell that having a verified database would economize them up to 80% of the budget for sending out the letters, as it is considered that around 80% of all email addresses are dummies. When you are gathering emails on landing pages or in other places in exchange for some tasty piece of anything (discount, subscription, try-and-buy product or something akin), you want to make sure you’re gathering really existing email address in order to be capable of sending some commercial offers and discount proposals to this person in the future. Despite the fact that almost everyone sends a verification letter on the left email, a part of them remains unproven, another part is one-day automatically created e-boxes, and only some part is alive. Also, take into account the factor of time – data gets outdated eventually. III. You send letters occasionally only to make your clients not forget about you and maybe give them congrats with a birthday or another holiday.
First, there is a connection to the email domain on DNS to verify if such exists. Then, there is a sequence of technical commands to know as much information about the specific address as possible. Based on the result of retrieving information, the outcome is generated: _ existence of DNS _ syntax correctness _ is domain part internationalized or not _ does it support IPv4 and IPv6 _ disposable email address validation _ what kind of provider is it – free or paid _ DNS records existence _ is there any honeypot hidden _ SMTP server validation _ catch-all validation.