Accept All means the company's mail server accepts mail sent to any address, so we can't confirm that one person's mailbox exists. You may also see this called a catch-all domain.

The server says yes to [email protected] and to any made-up address at the same company. So a yes from the server doesn't tell us whether Jane's mailbox is real.

Verify shows an amber Accept All status. In other results, you see an amber Accept-all status.

Delivery can't be confirmed, so the address may or may not work. Send with care, or verify it again later.

To check a whole list, use Email Verifier in Bulks and look for accept-all addresses before you send.

💳 Credits: Verifying an email uses 1 verification credit, including when the result is Accept All.

Not always. The address may be real. We just can't confirm it, because the server accepts everything.

If an email from Tomba hard bounces, meaning it's refused for good, you can report it. Once we confirm it, you get 1 search credit back.