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| maxxon writes: |
You can do this automatically up to a point. TMP could (with permission) send out test emails and mark the address if the email bounces. That, ofcourse, doesn't mean someone is actually reading the mailbox or that it didn't just get silently trashed, but on the plus side it requires no user interaction. |
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