Identify email Adresses with MailsGuide API

A catch-all email address is a type of email address that can receive all emails sent to any address on a particular domain, regardless of whether the email address actually exists or not. For example, if a company owns the domain “example.com” and has a catch-all email address set up, any email sent to “sales@example.com“, “support@example.com“, or even “johndoe@example.com” (if it does not exist) will be received by the catch-all email address.

It is generally not advisable to send emails to catch-all email addresses for the following reasons:

• Since catch-all email addresses are designed to receive emails sent to any email address on a specific domain, it can be difficult to determine who exactly will receive the email. This can lead to a lack of clarity around who the email is intended for and who will take action on it.
• Catch-all email addresses are more likely to receive spam emails, and emails sent to catch-all addresses may be more likely to be flagged as spam by email filters.
• Sending emails to these type of email addresses can result in a lack of personalization, as the email is not specifically addressed to a particular individual. This can lead to a lack of engagement and a decreased likelihood of the recipient taking action on the email.