Advanced E-mail Verifier
will check every email address from a database or a mailing list and
determine if the e-mails are still valid. AEV is easy to use, powerful and
reliable utility to verify and clean up your mailing list.
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Version:
6.02
Released: July 31, 2008Advanced E-mail Verifier
is your powerful solution for the "message delivery error". AEV is designed
for system administrators, webmasters, programmers as well as for everyone
who has his own mailing lists and needs to keep the lists up-to-date.Product Tour... Free Download | Register Now! |
With Advanced E-mail Verifier you can:
- Clear mailing list or database from bounced and undeliverable email
addresses
- Verify email addresses directly from the databases
without import-export
- Load large mailing lists for
verification in seconds
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Import email lists for verification from Paradox, DBase, Excel, Text (.CSV, Word HTML, Lotus
1-2-3, QuattroPro, XML, MS Access files, and DBISAM tables (.dat files)
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Quickly save the verification results to a text file
- Export
the verification results to Paradox, DBase, Excel, Text (.CSV), HTML, Word, SYLK, DIF,
Lotus 1-2-3, QuattroPro, SQL script, XML, MS Access, Rich text format files, and
MS Windows Clipboard
- Sort and filter the email addresses to organize them in the most
convenient way for you
- Safely recover your data - if your computer hangs in the middle of any operation,
Advanced E-Mail Verifier restores the data
- Decrease the Internet traffic and save your bandwidth
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"Those
who run
mailing list over
the Internet will find Advanced E-mail Verifier (AEV) a very helpful tool to
verify and validate email addresses."
ZDNet / Hotfiles.com
review |
Don't send to bad addresses... Verify the list
beforehand
When some Internet
users move from one service provider to another, they do not take their email
address along with them. Users who lost their email accounts may not notify you
of their loss. Internet users may choose to subscribe to your service with a
phony email address so that they have access to a free download or a free offer
that you may be offering online. Hence, you are left with dead email addresses.
Avoid sending newsletters to bad addresses. If you ultimately decide to use a
commercial service to manage your list and send your newsletters, you will
usually pay either by the number of sent messages or by the size of your list.
If you handle the newsletter mailing yourself, then it becomes a time issue. In
other case, you will have to deal with
bounced messages.
List hygiene plays a role in the delivery race. It is important to maintain a
clean mailing list and remove bounced, undeliverable emails because a lot of ISP
mail servers have been known to block a sender's email domain for repeated
sending messages to non-existing email addresses.
The average email address lifespan is approximately three years. What happens to
old, abandoned addresses? Rather than kill them, many ISP recycle them to new
users or add them to filters as "spamtrap" addresses. (A spamtrap is an email
address used by a filtering service to identify spam. Many are created by
filtering services and placed in public domains, such as chat rooms and message
boards.) Either way, email sent to a spamtrap doesn't bounce. It's received by
someone and considered spam, or sent straight into a blackhole (deleted), along
with all the rest of your messages to that ISP users. Thought cleaning your
list wasn't high priority? It's mandatory.
Advanced E-mail Verifier is the
best way to detect
bad email addresses and invalid domains
There is no need to disturb your clients and friends
anymore to check if their e-mail addresses are still valid. AEV connects
directly to their SMTP server and checks it for you. Nothing is sent to the
recipient.
AEV verifies every e-mail address from a selected database or mailing
list, allowing you to determine up to 80% of "dead" mail addresses. For some
domains, such as AOL, Yahoo, and other non-SMTP mail, you can't verify whether the address
is good or not. You
won't know definitively until some bounce because these mail server won't cooperate.
So, to save time you can set the Rules in Advanced
E-mail Verifier either to assume all these emails are good or they're all bad. The screen capture above shows the
kinds of messages you're likely to see when the verification is completed.
Note that the
tool is fast, but not instantaneous. The speed depends on the size of your list,
your connection to the Internet, and the speed of the Web. If your list is
rather large, you can run it at
night.

Download Now and Validate Your List
When you've completed the verification using a licensed copy, you can export good email addresses
to Paradox, DBase, Excel, Text (.CSV), HTML, Word, SYLK, DIF, Lotus 1-2-3,
QuattroPro, SQL script, XML, MS Access, Rich text format files, and MS Windows
Clipboard. This is the list you will use for your newsletter.
Additionally, verifying the addresses using a tool isn't enough. Unless your
addresses came from a customer database, you probably want to remove
all administrative addresses such as orders@*, support@*,
listserv@* to which
you don't want the newsletter goes. There are more, but that's a good start. If you don't remove
these, then you'll receive automated replies from a lot of places. To remove
such email addresses you can use a powerful Search/Filter Engine from Advanced
E-mail Verifier.
AEV helps decrease Internet traffic, because you can clean
your mailing list beforehand, keeping you from sending undeliverable messages
that causes a ping-pong of useless messages between SMTP servers. In addition to
saving your Internet resources, AEV helps you to save money.
Attention! For correct work of the program you
need to have access to the port 25. If you're operating within a
restrictive firewall, as most users of large ISPs do, then you won't be able to
use this tool. You need either unrestricted access or a hole in your corporate
firewall for port 25 access. This software does what your SMTP e-mail server
does, which confirms that the person exists before sending the message. If you
don't have access to the port 25, you have to use an external socks proxy
server. For more information, please see discussions on our Users
Forum. BTW, in our
experience, smaller local ISPs don't block the port 25.
Works on all Windows platforms
Advanced E-mail Verifier is a 32 bit Windows program. Minimum
requirements to run Advanced E-mail Verifier are:
| Computer: |
Pentium III or higher |
| Operating System: |
Windows 98, NT, 2000, XP, Vista + Internet Explorer 5.5 or higher |
| Memory: |
512 megabytes |
| Disk Space: |
30 megabytes |
| Video: |
16-bit color |
| Internet Connection: |
The faster, the better |
There is no Windows 3.x, Apple Macintosh, or Linux version of
Advanced E-mail Verifier available.
Optional downloads:
| for Windows 98, NT and 2000 |
gdiplus_dnld.exe file |
download |
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