From: Simon
>
> There is no way to verify (without sending an email) if the email will
> be received in a mailbox.
Even that is not a valid test. Most spam filters will discard messages
silently, that is without notifying either sender or recipient. So the
only real verification is when you recei
The SMTP or POP3 protocol (cant remember which) used to support the
ability to connect to the server and verify if a username exists
before delivering the mail. But this feature was abused and was used
for spamming so it is now disabled on all major servers (it's probably
disabled by default in al
2009/4/28 Per Jessen :
> Stuart wrote:
>
>> 2009/4/28 Jay Blanchard :
>>> Our company wants to do e-mail verification and does not want to use
>>> the requests / response method (clicking a link in the e-mail to
>>> verify the address), which as we all know is the only way you can be
>>> truly sure
2009/4/28 Jan G.B.
> 2009/4/28 Luke :
> >
> >
> > 2009/4/28 Jan G.B.
> >>
> >> 2009/4/28 Jay Blanchard :
> >> > Our company wants to do e-mail verification and does not want to use
> the
> >> > requests / response method (clicking a link in the e-mail to verify
> the
> >> > address), which as we
2009/4/28 Luke :
>
>
> 2009/4/28 Jan G.B.
>>
>> 2009/4/28 Jay Blanchard :
>> > Our company wants to do e-mail verification and does not want to use the
>> > requests / response method (clicking a link in the e-mail to verify the
>> > address), which as we all know is the only way you can be truly
On Tue, 28 Apr 2009 10:40:31 -0500, "Jay Blanchard"
wrote:
> Our company wants to do e-mail verification and does not want to use the
> requests / response method (clicking a link in the e-mail to verify the
> address), which as we all know is the only way you can be truly sure. I
> found this;
>
2009/4/28 Jan G.B.
> 2009/4/28 Jay Blanchard :
> > Our company wants to do e-mail verification and does not want to use the
> > requests / response method (clicking a link in the e-mail to verify the
> > address), which as we all know is the only way you can be truly sure. I
> > found this;
> >
>
Stuart wrote:
> 2009/4/28 Jay Blanchard :
>> Our company wants to do e-mail verification and does not want to use
>> the requests / response method (clicking a link in the e-mail to
>> verify the address), which as we all know is the only way you can be
>> truly sure. I found this;
>>
>> http://ve
2009/4/28 Jay Blanchard :
> Our company wants to do e-mail verification and does not want to use the
> requests / response method (clicking a link in the e-mail to verify the
> address), which as we all know is the only way you can be truly sure. I
> found this;
>
> http://verify-email.org/
>
> Whi
Btw, if you're thinking of buying it lemme know - I probably have mine
kicking around somewhere.
2009/4/28 Jay Blanchard :
> Our company wants to do e-mail verification and does not want to use the
> requests / response method (clicking a link in the e-mail to verify the
> address), which as we al
Top-posting on top of it all. Disregard *everything* from my
previous email. I typed it up before checking out the site, since it
wouldn't work from this system when hit without the alias. Then, when
I did hit it and read it, I meant to click "Discard" and clicked
"Send."
#...@%&.
On
On Tue, Apr 28, 2009 at 11:40, Jay Blanchard wrote:
> Our company wants to do e-mail verification and does not want to use the
> requests / response method (clicking a link in the e-mail to verify the
> address), which as we all know is the only way you can be truly sure. I
> found this;
>
> http:
2009/4/28 Jay Blanchard :
> Our company wants to do e-mail verification and does not want to use the
> requests / response method (clicking a link in the e-mail to verify the
> address), which as we all know is the only way you can be truly sure. I
> found this;
>
> http://verify-email.org/
>
> Whi
Our company wants to do e-mail verification and does not want to use the
requests / response method (clicking a link in the e-mail to verify the
address), which as we all know is the only way you can be truly sure. I
found this;
http://verify-email.org/
Which seems to be the next best deal and it
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