How to Find Someone's Work Email Address (and Know It Is Real)
A practical way to find a person's work email from just their name and company website, and know it is confirmed rather than guessed.
Read articleLists decay quietly. People change jobs, companies change domains, and typos slip in at sign-up. Sending to that list as it is means bounces, and bounces push your good emails toward spam too. Verifying the list first is the cheapest fix there is.
B2B contact data loses accuracy every month as people move roles and companies. Add mistyped addresses, old imports and duplicates, and a list that looked clean last quarter can bounce badly today.
| Result | What it means | What to do |
|---|---|---|
| Deliverable | The address is confirmed and safe to send to | Keep and send |
| Undeliverable | The address is invalid, the domain cannot receive email, or the mailbox does not exist | Remove it |
| Risky | Accept-all domain, full mailbox, or a throwaway address | Send with care, or verify another way first |
| Unknown | A definite answer was not available this time | Retry later. Unknown results are not charged |
Verify any list you have not sent to in the last few weeks.
Check new lists from events, partners or old CRMs before they mix with your clean data.
Re-check your main CRM list so decay does not build up unnoticed.
A verified address tells you the mailbox exists. It does not give you the right to email it. Make sure you have a lawful basis for every contact, follow GDPR, the DPDP Act and anti-spam laws, and always include an easy way to opt out.
Before you send to the cleaned list, run your copy through the Free Cold Email Spam Checker. If too many addresses come back Undeliverable, our CRM data enrichment team can replace them with current contacts.
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