When entering my work email address to verify a single email, it says it´s not a valid email. For another domain email address I have, same result. Tried my hotmail email address and said it´s fine. All my emails work fine. Any reason for this result?
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May 15, 2024
A: It could be a specific rule set by your hostmaster or ESP that's causing this exception on your work domain.
Yes, there’s a way to filter out valid emails. You can put a filter on the first row, which are the headers, and then, in the verification results column just select “valid”. This will hide all the rows that don’t match your criteria, showing only the ones that are marked as ‘valid’ in the verification results, without deleting any data.
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Q: I´m using the trial version with 100 credits.
When entering my work email address to verify a single email, it says it´s not a valid email. For another domain email address I have, same result. Tried my hotmail email address and said it´s fine. All my emails work fine. Any reason for this result?
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May 15, 2024A: It could be a specific rule set by your hostmaster or ESP that's causing this exception on your work domain.
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May 15, 2024A: not at the moment, sorry.
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Q: The output file only contains the email address, not even the name.
Is there a way to produce a file that keeps all fields of the input file, so I can customise my cold emails?
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May 15, 2024A: The "Combined results" file contains all your input data, with the email verification results next to the email address column.
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Ah, I see this now.
But the combined file also includes the failed and unverifiable emails.
Is it possible to remove these, to get a combined file with just the successful emails in it?
Yes, there’s a way to filter out valid emails. You can put a filter on the first row, which are the headers, and then, in the verification results column just select “valid”. This will hide all the rows that don’t match your criteria, showing only the ones that are marked as ‘valid’ in the verification results, without deleting any data.