Email verification - Blacklists - What are they?

Email verification - Blacklists - What are they?

Blacklisting means, for example, that your email domain has ended up on one or more blacklists. These blacklists are used by various companies such as Outlook, Gmail, and antivirus services to automatically block or label communications as spam.
Safestate performs a check on certain blacklists and notifies you if your domain is listed.
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