EmailAddress.Input |
The email address submitted for verification. |
EmailStatusCode |
The short code assigned to an email address defining its type depending on how it
affects your Email Deliverability. For details, see EmailStatusDescription
below. |
EmailStatusDescription |
The description of the EmailStatusCode assigned to an email address.
Options are:EmailStatusCode | EmailStatusDescription |
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l1 | These domains only send emails and don't accept them. | l2 | Emails fail RFC syntax protocols. | l3 | Emails exceeded their space quota, and they no longer receive emails
(temporarily) | l4 | Emails belong to commonly misspelled popular domains. | l5 | These email addresses do not exist. | l6 | These domains don't have any DNS records or have incomplete DNS
Records. | l7 | These domains point to an unroutable IP address. | D1 | This is a Catch-All category, the email is valid but impossible to
validate without sending an actual email and waiting for a bounce. | R1 | These emails are believed to be spam traps. | VR1 | These emails are of people known to click the abuse links in emails,
hence abusers or complainers. | R2 | These emails are part of ISP complainers, direct complainers, purchased
addresses, and domains that don't send mail. | VR2 | These emails contain keywords that correlate to possible spam
traps. | V4 | These are part of role-based emails, which strongly correlate to people
reporting emails sent to them as spam and abuse. | V5 | These emails are role-based and belong to a catch-all domain. | D2 | These email addresses are temporary and become invalid after a set
period. | R3 | These email addresses are known for abuse and spam. They may also be
bot-created emails. | D3 | Emails belong to domains set up to forward their MX records into one
domain. | E1 | These emails have anti-spam systems deployed that are preventing
validation. Please retry these emails or reach out to our support. | E2 | These emails caused an exception when validating. If this happens
repeatedly, report it to our support. | I8 | These emails belong to a mail server that won't allow an SMTP
connection. | I9 | These emails belong to a mail server that disconnects immediately upon
connecting. | I10 | Email is under the greylisted category, which is preventing the
validation attempt. | I11 | These emails belong to a mail server that is not responding to mail
commands. | I12 | These emails belong to a mail server returning a temporary
error. | I13 | These emails belong to a mail server that responds slowly. |
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Status |
Reports the success or failure of the validation.- F
- The email validation failed.
Otherwise, if the field is not returned or is returned empty, the validation
process was successful. |
Status.Code |
Provides reason for failure, if any.
Most common responses are: - MissingTopLevelDomain
- InvalidTopLevelDomain
- BadCharacterInLocal
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Status.Description |
Description of the problem if present. - Top Level Domain
- Example, .com in someone@fred.com) is missing
- This value appears if Status.code=MissingTopLevelDomain
- Top Level Domain
- Example, .comm in someone@fred.comm) is invalid
- This value appears if Status.Code=InvalidTopLevelDomain
- Bad Character in Local Part
- Example, someone>there in someone>there@fred.comm) is invalid
- This value appears if Status.Code=BadCharacterInLocal
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EmailAddress |
The processed email address. This is usually the queried email or corrected
version of the email address. If the email address is corrected, the
EmailCleansed field will be Y. |
Deliverable |
The emails sent to this email address are not bounced by the mail server and are
delivered to the inbox. |
Disposable |
The email address originates from a website that provides temporary email
addresses. |
Risky |
The email address is considered as problematic, and it is not recommend emailing
it. This includes spamtraps or potentially toxic addresses. |
CatchAll |
The email server is configured to accept all emails at this domain even if the
email address it is addressed to, does not exist. |
SyntaxValid |
The email address conforms to the most common interpretations of valid email
address syntax. |
Safe |
An email sent to this email address is delivered to a real person and is not used
for malicious purposes. |
EmailCleansed |
- Y
- Email address is corrected as a part of the processing.
- N
- Email address is not corrected.
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ResultCode |
- VALID_CONFIRMED
- The email address passed 100% of the safe-to-deliver process.
- VALID_PRESUMED
- It cannot be confirmed as 100% deliverable, and has no evidence of being
undeliverable.
- DISPOSABLE
- The email address originates from a website that provides temporary email
addresses or the email server is configured to accept all emails at this
domain even if the email address it is addressed to, does not exist.
- RISKY
- The email address is considered as problematic, and is not recommend emailing
it. This includes spamtraps or potentially toxic addresses.
- INVALID_CONFIRMED
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The submitted email address contains an error and is invalid.
- INVALID_SYNTAX
- The email address does not conform valid email address syntax.
- PROCESSING_ERROR
- The email cannot be verified due to configuration on the email server, or due
to an unknown error. Retry is possible but not guaranteed to be successful if
requested again.
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NameFound |
Deprecated
This field will return the response as "N".
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SocialInfoFound |
Deprecated
This field will return the response as "N".
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