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You can usually end up with these addresses on your lists if you have purchased address lists from a third-party email database vendor, or if you have been doing web scraping yourself. In any case, it is very bad to send emails to these addresses and it is a clear indication of bad practices in acquiring, capturing lists, validating and hygienic them. 2.- are addresses that were once active email addresses potentially belonging to a real user, but have been reused as a Spam Trap after six or more months of account inactivity. This gives an interesting clue. If you have been sending emails to this address for a while (before it became a Spam Trap) , it could mean that at some point they returned a hard bounce error for an inactive address for a reasonable period of time.


Therefore, it means that you should chinese student phone number list have tried to remove that address from your list and database after six months of inactivity and after the hardbound. It is not difficult to eliminate this type of Spam Tramps in your lists if you do not practice good hygiene and validation. For example, by regularly deleting inactive and invalid accounts. At MDirector , after a hardbounce of this type due to inactive email, these inactive addresses end up on the unsubscribe and failed list as determined by the internal system. In conclusion, these addresses have no value for you as a sender, since no one is reading your email. Sending emails to Spam Traps results in your domain losing reputation, potentially falling into a third-party blacklist, and even seriously affecting the IPs through which your campaigns are being sent. As a note, it should be noted that hitting a pristine Spam Trap is much more serious than hitting a recycled one.