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Goodwill credits for Risky Emails

MillionVerifier returns credits paid for risky (unknown and catch all) emails

Tamas Ham-Szabo image Written by Tamas Ham-Szabo
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MillionVerifier is the only email verification service that doesn't charge you for unknown and catch-all emails. Receiving goodwill credits is only possible for Risky, that is, for Unknown and Catch-all, emails. 


After your emails are processed, our system will deduct one credit per email. Once the verification of your emails is completed, we will automatically add back the credits used for Risky emails (Unknown and Catch-All). Goodwill credits for Risky results are applied across all our verification methods.


Who is eligible for this credit refund?

By default, all users are eligible for receiving goodwill credits for risky emails. 


Who is not eligible for this credit refund?

Users may damage our services if they regularly verify scraped emails or not real subscribers in large amounts. Such misuse may result in an increased number of unknowns for other users. 

Our system automatically detects misuse accounts, and they will also pay for risky emails. When writing this article, only 1% of our users are considered to be misuse accounts.

If misuse accounts stop misusing our services, our system automatically makes them eligible for getting goodwill credits back for risky results. The larger scale they misused, the longer it takes to become eligible again.


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