EmailMatcher

Find anyone's email address in a matter of seconds, for free

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Find anyone's email address in a matter of seconds, for free

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MealPrepPro

Lots of similar services out there - but I love that you've added it as a Google Chrome extension - much more intuitive & useful. Is it returning the ACTUAL result or a guestimated one, based on other corporate emails?

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9yr ago

EmailMatcher

Maker

@david_west thanks! we get emails from a number of sources. Sometimes we find the email on a contact page, some other times we are doing some guessing and verifying.

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9yr ago

MealPrepPro

@johnvcarroll OK so basically it will always return an email it's found online before? Just wanted to understand whether if it sees that John Carroll works at Amplemarket and has your email, then when I try to find George's email in the same company, it doesn't "guess" his email from that email pattern like some other providers do - i.e. returning george@amplemarket.com

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9yr ago

MealPrepPro

@_sklahr_ Exactly - I was trying to establish if it was like Hunter or not - because Hunter wasn't particularly useful for actually finding email addresses, but instead patterns. If it had allowed me, a few weeks back, to copy it's guestimate to my clipboard - it would have made my job easier but it neither did that or really deliver me the results I was after.

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9yr ago

Hunter

@david_west @_sklahr_ Hey David, now there is a "find someone" field in Hunter search. It lets you search for a name in a company and have the best result. It indicates if it's a guess or an email address actually found somewhere (and gives the sources). It will be added to the extension very soon! https://twitter.com/fgrante/stat...

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9yr ago

Twittume

Just tried. It guessed it when I gave it a corporate domain. But given a public domain like gmail, it found my email address. However it just found one. There was one more email address it didn't. Cool. Liked it. Does it validates the existence of an email address?

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9yr ago

Twittume

@sridhar_kondoji oh. U said you have a database of 280 million emails. How did u accumulate so many?

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9yr ago

EmailMatcher

Maker

@sridhar_kondoji we are always trying to improve the hit rate. There isn't a silver bullet. We collect data from dozens of different sources and employ a number of techniques to validate and guess emails (SMTP check, website crawling, etc).

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9yr ago

So i've seen a fair amount of these tools now (love clearbit and found that via PH). Nothing stands out or screams difference about this tool from the dozens of others i've seen. One thing i've yet to find which I think would be helpful is a tool where you can dump a list of contacts/domains to find them all at once. Any plans or abilities to do that? I'd pay for that kind of tool

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9yr ago

EmailMatcher

Maker

@rpearce89 we could help you with that Ryan. if you are interested reach out to team@amplemarket.com

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9yr ago

@johnvcarroll Excited to check it out! But thought I'd let you know 'Extension' is spelled incorrectly in your website header. :)

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9yr ago

EmailMatcher

Maker

@heatherhuhman fixed it! we had 2 typos actually! I'm dyslexic so I usually end up sprinkling a few here and there:) thanks for the catch

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9yr ago

Useful idea, but I didn't find some publicly know addresses from CEOs in the IT sphere... How are you building the database? Based on public email addresses, what users insert, email addresses from your users,...?

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9yr ago

KICK

"Sorry, but we can no longer offer this service for free. Please contact team@amplemarket.com for more info" Free, huh? What about giving 1-5 test attempts, to see if it works at all?

Pros:

Had no chance to test.

Cons:

Not free as declared.

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7yr ago