Disposable or temporary Gmail and Outlook addresses may appear legitimate, but they should be removed from your mailing lists because they lead to fake registrations and false engagement.
Email validations
Contains articles about how Verifalia validates email addresses.
Articles
- What is an email bounce?
- What is SPF?
- What is a hard bounce?
- What is a disposable email address (DEA)?
- What is SMTP tarpitting? What are SMTP tarpits (or tar pits)?
- What is greylisting (or graylisting)?
- What is an email validation pass?
- What information does the validation report contain?
- Reading your results: our status codes and what they mean
- Does it send out any e-mail message, while validating?
- Can email addresses have hyphens, minus signs and dashes?
- How do result quality levels work?
- How can I create a plain text file suitable for uploading into Verifalia?
- How to export and validate an email list from Mailchimp?
- Are email addresses case sensitive?
- What are spam traps (also known as honeypots)?
- What is a mail exchanger?
- What is plus addressing?
- What is a classification scheme?
- What are classification overrides?
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