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eMail Verifier 3.6

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Validate lists of email addresses. Shareware ($30)

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eMail Verifier is your powerful solution for the standard "message delivery error.; Email Verifier verifies every e-mail address from a given mailing list, allows to determine 80-90% of "dead" email addresses.

It works on the same algorithm as ISP mail systems do. Addresses for e-mail are extracted from a Domain Naming Server (DNS) and eMail Verifier tries to connect with SMTP-servers and simulates the sending of a message. It does not send the message though - eMail Verifier disconnects as soon as the mail server informs the program whether the address exists or not.

What's New

Version 3.6:

[Upg] New error 421 handler with different behaviors depending on server login stage.

Requirements
PPC / Intel, Mac OS X 10.3 or later.

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Micalk reviewed on 01 Apr 2011

Tested it on a dozen of 100% known as invalid/none-existing email and got an instant "Valid"

... make me believe this is not a moneymaking scam !

[Version 3.5.4]

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Jjpong replied on 17 May 2011

It's not going to work. The idea of this application itself is foolish. An app could analyze each e-mail address to the extent that there's one or more mail servers attached for the given e-mail domain. But there is no way, not with even 80% certainty, for any app to find out if the given e-mail address is valid. If this app is going to send a packet to the given e-mail address, there is no guarantee that a mail server of the given e-mail address will respond. More likely, a mail server won't even respond immediately when there's no username you've specified.

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Amazon reviewed on 03 Mar 2011

Actually this application work (if) it work ... the only problem is, that earlier versions work better that new upgrades ... Also, developer seams too be NOT very helpful person ... unfortunately ...

[Version 3.5.4]

rfrazee commented on 15 Jul 2009

It is understandable that some would feel this application aids spammers but my guess is that spammers use something much more robust than this. Legitimate businesses send email to their customers and clients on an opt-in basis and the customers welcome it. Since email addresses change frequently (especially when people change jobs) this application helps legitimate businesses verify the email addresses that they have on file for their customers. We have found it very useful for maintaining our customer database.

[Version 3.5.3]

+33

djcz reviewed on 15 Apr 2008

Doesn't work... marks ALL addresses as "Good".

[Version 3.4]

-3

Radioflyer commented on 21 May 2007

I have a problem with software like this because it is a spammers dream ... verfied email addresses.

I think this software should be removed from MacUpdate.

[Version 3.2]

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Quortz replied on 14 Apr 2009

Agreed.

Gxl replied on 07 May 2010

Disagree. If I use this app, and they (spammers) try to spam from non-existent email address then they just don't get through to me whether my address is validated in their records or not.
This is much more powerful for Spam filtering than aiding any spammers.

Anonymous reviewed on 19 Jan 2005

Just doesn't work! You can enter any user for an existing domain and it says it's good (using both method, VRFY or RCPT).

[Version 2.0]

Anonymous reviewed on 04 Aug 2004

Would be great if it really worked, but I found this app to just go into an endless loop after three retries no matter what email address I gave. And because of the built in rules, any hotmail or aol address just automatically says it's good. It has a nice interface - simple and easy to navigate, but it also lacks simple keyboard control. Example: After typing in an address, you want to hit the Return or Enter key to start the search but no go. You have to hit Apple+K or click Verify to start or Hit ESC to stop a search but you have click the Cancel button.

It's nice idea with a clean interface and has potential, but currently this goes nowhere

[Version 2.0]

-1

Anonymous reviewed on 18 May 2004

Not worth the money. Creating more extra work just to verify addresses. It should be "FREE" for who wants to play. Isn't that the service provider always inform us if the email address is invalid? It's the responsibility for who gives us the valid email address and not for us to worry about if it's valid or not anyway. Whoever gives the invalid address is his lose. Why should anyone pay $24.90 to find out if any email address is good or not?

[Version 2.0]

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