How to Check if an Email Address Exists (without sending anything)

[@longvan7487]

do you know how kickbox or email verifcation service can do this in bulk? Because using this too much will only get ip blacklisted?

[@q7b663]

proxies :/

[@ifeanyitimothy5187]

​@q7b663 please can you explain further how to implement the proxy in the verification. I need help on it and I am curious

[@dBhattDavid]

How to automate this process for large no of email ids

[@boldbuzz]

How can this be set to check multiple emails instead of one at a time?

[@TonyTeachesTech]

Not sure

[@chafikkchikache7132]

Can you make another explaining video about how to check bounce with this method for a emails list and also separate the bounce From the valids emails address

[@pandaloralily]

How do i get the dig and telnet?

[@aloeveraaa]

Is there any limit like 10 request per minute

[@davaici]

Thank you, great video ^^ Is there a way to do something like this in PHP ?

[@brbl415]

bro stay away from php learn something usefull

[@lordamdal]

@@brbl415 It can check from a CSV file

[@mohammadahmad431]

My ISP blocks port 25 , so i cant connect to the gmail smtp , any ideas on how can i solve or bypass that.?

[@leonardoplaza7677]

same here

[@mohamedzahi484]

Try vps

[@frankfrank4646]

How do you have port 25 open? Is there a way without contacting the isp?

[@TonyTeachesTech]

I was logged into a VPS server for this video which has that port open

[@pujanrai159]

does this work on any email or it just work for gmail?

[@TonyTeachesTech]

ANY

[@gadgetvault972]

how can this be done on windows

[@kasidithirunyashthiti7270]

I couldn't use telnet command on my mac, it shows command not found.

[@NomadicMindsNetwork]

`brew install telnet` command should install it for you

[@alexdin1565]

can we do it with python script??

[@MrsHWindow]

Is there a way to find out who an email address is connected to without the email?

[@susanwojcickiisalonelyrath7311]

?

[@shahbaaz2958]

How do I use it on windows?

[@TonyTeachesTech]

You might be able to use the Command Prompt

[@aaroncatolico7550]

"'dig' is not recognized as an internal or external command, operable program or batch file." You must have installed Telnet somehow or enabled it. You should have covered how to do so in this video.

[@dBhattDavid]

install dnsutils package

[@cryswerton-silva]

You can just google it, man. He covered how to use the tools which is great. Installing things shouldn't be a problem because there are things like Google and Chat GPT nowadays. Also, you could have installed it using the time you spent writing this comment. Sorry if this comment seemed a bit rude, it was not my intention. I just want to help you and other people that might read this comment use your time better.

[@sunnymagnuson1809]

What in the world ru talking about?

[@acepvp271]

first

[@TonyTeachesTech]

😁