Find IP Address Company Brings out Complimentary Services to Lookup and Check Emails

The company Find-Ip-address.org recently launched their two new tools, Email Checker and email lookup. In this age of communication, email is the easiest and most common way of communicating and connecting with people across the globe. Concomitant with the need for email is the need for email verification tools that provide an added layer of security to the data connection between two parties. The Email Checker protects email addresses and accounts from spam by enabling users to test email and also verify and track anyone who send them email spam using a fake email address. It connects to the SMTP server (Simple Mail Transfer Protocol server) to verify the validity and existence of the specific email address in question through a well-defined and error-free test and look up process. Additionally, the tool works quietly in the background without alerting the owner of the email being traced to what is going on.

The website find-ip-address.org offers users this functionality absolutely for free. The website also has a built-in search box which offers Email Lookup functionality for users to test, check, verify, and find any email address. About 95% of the email addresses queried on the system return valid statuses such as ‘dead’ or ‘alive’. This tool comes in handy for webmasters who need to search and check for the existence of specific email addresses.

The company gives several tips on protecting email accounts free of spam and malware - avoid opening email attachments from unknown addresses and avoid opening emails in the spam folder as much as possible. They also suggest avoiding the use of web browsers for Usenet newsgroup reading and emails as these sites are not secure enough. Another way to keep email safe is never to use one’s primary email in public blogs, forums, and social networking sites as these are top targets for spammers harvesting email addresses. The software also uses email headers as a source of information on the origin of an email message as well as the steps it took from the source to the recipient.