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Product Description:
This powerful application allows you to validate and verify a large amount of emails in a very small about of time. It is simple to use, and scalable enough to hold millions of email addresses. It can be used to clean up customer or client emails, newsletters, and much more. The demo version is restricted to validating 10 emails at a time. Here is a brief listing of its features:
- Import and export emails in multiple formats, including comma and tab delimited, and excel files.
- Easy to use, point-and-click interface.
- Syntax Checking of the email
- Validates for valid and invalid characters
- Checks for proper email address format
- Checks against list of valid Top Level Domains from http://data.iana.org/TLD/tlds-alpha-by-domain.txt
- Domain Name Server (DNS) and MX Record Validation
- Looks up the domain name to ensure it is a proper website with a valid mail server.
What's new in this version:
- Leopard Compatible
- Misc bug fixes
Operating System Requirements:
This product is designed to run on the following operating systems:
- Mac OS X 10.5 Intel
- Mac OS X 10.5 PPC
- Mac OS X 10.4 Intel
- Mac OS X 10.4 PPC
- Mac OS X 10.3.9
- Mac OS X 10.3
- Mac OS X 10.2
Additional Requirements:
- Java 1.4+
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From Developer - Version: 2.2, 5/4/2008 11:50AM PST
itechpros (iTech Professionals)
Our products are completely safe to download and very user friendly to operate. There are many legitimate uses for this product, other than spam, and I hope people use this software as it was intended. eMail Validator has been out for several years, and is considered by most to be the best in the industry. Please contact us if you have any problems. We offer support by email. A full demo is available for download with only a restriction of 10 emails at a time.
Is there a "back door" calling home? - Version: 2.2, 5/4/2008 06:11AM PST
(1 of 3 users found this comment useful)
Benoit Evans
These wonderful folks also offer another spammer’s delight:
eMail Ripper: It can be used extract [millions of] email addresses from text files, email messages, or web pages.
There are no doubt useful, legitimate uses for products like this. But a responsible developer would build in a limit to the number of extractions per use that would deter its use for spamming.
Sadly, the developer is probably safe from prosecution if the product is used for spamming. However the USER is not.
“A 35-year-old Louisville man who ran a "spam" empire, sending hundreds of thousands of unsolicited e-mails, has been sentenced to [21 months] in prison and fined more than $700,000 by a federal court. Davidson pleaded guilty to tax evasion and falsifying header information in spam — so it could not be traced. “
If you plan to use this software for legitimate purposes, you should install something like Little Snitch so that you can be sure the software does not have a “back door” that is sending your validated email addresses back to the developer. Your legitimate clients would not be amused if you were unknowingly sending their e-mail addresses to a third party!
eMail Ripper: It can be used extract [millions of] email addresses from text files, email messages, or web pages.
There are no doubt useful, legitimate uses for products like this. But a responsible developer would build in a limit to the number of extractions per use that would deter its use for spamming.
Sadly, the developer is probably safe from prosecution if the product is used for spamming. However the USER is not.
“A 35-year-old Louisville man who ran a "spam" empire, sending hundreds of thousands of unsolicited e-mails, has been sentenced to [21 months] in prison and fined more than $700,000 by a federal court. Davidson pleaded guilty to tax evasion and falsifying header information in spam — so it could not be traced. “
If you plan to use this software for legitimate purposes, you should install something like Little Snitch so that you can be sure the software does not have a “back door” that is sending your validated email addresses back to the developer. Your legitimate clients would not be amused if you were unknowingly sending their e-mail addresses to a third party!
Out with these! 
- Version: 2.0.2, 11/1/2006 05:22AM PST
(3 of 6 users found this comment useful)
tabaks
The software which supports spammers should not be even listed on VT!
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