Example Addresses to test infrequently encountered statuses
Developers usually have no problem finding invalid and valid addresses to test with their implementations of MightyVerify. But for less-frequently encountered statuses, this has been a little bit more difficult.
So we have just created two new addresses (and domains):
anyone@unknown.tester.mightyverify.com - will always verify as UNKNOWN [tests against this address (and domain) will be free!]
anyone@accept-all.tester.mightyverify.com - will always verify as ACCEPT_ALL [WARNING: tests against this domain will incur normal usage costs]
If you require unique addresses with these statuses to test, note that you can actually use any username for the username portion of the address - like
"user1@unknown.tester.mightyverify.com," or "sample7@accept-all.tester.mightyverify.com”
Exporting as a CSV file from Excel
In order to verify your file with MightyVerify, you will need to have your email list saved as either a .txt or .csv file. Even if you have already received your file as a .csv, we strongly recommend opening the file in Excel and re-exporting as a .csv to make sure that it is done correctly.
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PHP integration sample with MightyVerify
NOTICE: this example is provided for informational purposes only.
We do not provide custom integration services or development support.
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