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Email Validation

Detects common syntax errors, invalid characters, and examines individual components of the email address. Domain names are cross-referenced with our database to assess their validity, and based on the findings, they are adjusted and corrected (such as mistyped domain names).

To continue being CAN-SPAM compliant, we’ve incorporated a list of mobile domains into our global email validation to which unsolicited emails should not be sent. This specialized database is consistently updated with the assistance of internet service providers. With every update of the global email verification, you have direct access (applicable to both Email-Check Express and Email Check Premium).

Indicates the probability, between 0 and 100 percent, that an email address successfully reaches the inbox.

The higher this value, the more likely the email will be delivered successfully. This also implies that the validity and existence of the given email address are more probable. Our recommendation is to initially filter by result codes, then further select based on ratings, guiding the subsequent process.

This feature is particularly relevant for top-level domains and countries that are subject to data protection laws (e.g., GDPR in Europe) and therefore must adhere to certain guidelines. A ‘Y’ for ‘Yes’ and an ‘N’ for ‘No’ is returned.

For instance, every top-level domain ending with ‘.de’ will display a ‘Y’ since Germany is subject to the GDPR. Countries that don’t have specific data protection guidelines will receive an ‘N’. This assists you in tailoring your emails to country-specific conditions.

The Email Check Premium verifies in real-time using specific SMTP requests whether the recipient’s email mailbox exists and can receive emails without actually sending an email to the recipient. This method is not supported by all email service providers.