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One Email Detox. Multiple ways to use it.

A practical screening layer that matches your list against available historical risk data before you send.

Complaint-history screening

Identify matches to recorded complaint history. A historical complaint is a risk signal, not proof of present behavior or a universal unsubscribe.

Suspected traps and honeypots

Flag known or suspected trap-related matches where supporting data exists. No service can identify every trap.

Repeated failure history

Find addresses associated with repeated historical delivery failures. This is evidence-based suppression screening, not a live mailbox test.

Documented litigation-related risk

Identify supported matches to documented litigation-related records. Classifications require evidence and context; no legal-risk guarantee is provided.

Passive domain-risk signals

Use supported passive DNS/MX signatures and temporary-email indicators as risk evidence, without claiming comprehensive domain or mailbox validation.

A standard screening process

Core screening methods are applied consistently. Reports explain result categories without exposing proprietary detection rules or offering detector-by-detector switches.

Screening is different from verification.

DeliveryDetox does not perform traditional mailbox verification or promise that retained addresses exist, receive mail or reach an inbox. You can continue using a specialist validator alongside DeliveryDetox.

Historical data may be stale or incomplete. Passive signals are indicators, not definitive proof. Privacy-relay addresses are not automatically harmful or disposable.

Always honor your own sender-specific opt-outs. Screening does not establish consent or replace your suppression obligations.

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