List Verify Jeet [review]

Today Im taking a look at new email tool

called List Verify Jeet

So what exactly is Email Verify Jeet? Well quite simple its a tool to clean your email list. For those that dont understand what email cleaning is all about let me take a moment to explain. Any email list is going to have a number of bad emails. These are emails that are malformed, that are ‘role based’ (such as admin@brettrutecky.com) or are duplicates. This is just some of the things that can be wrong with emails in a downloaded list. There are also spam traps (which would require its own article to explain) and other bad kinds of emails that you dont want to have on your list.

When you have these emails on your list and mail to them what happens is you get a high bounce rate, a low deliverability rate, and a really good chance that your emails are going to end up in people spam folder. Basically the very last thing you want is to have these emails on your list. Email Verify Jeet is designed to clean out these negative emails from your list in order to prevent you from having these problems, this increasing your open rate, click rate, and in the end your profit from your email campaigns.

The software is very clean, easy to use, and simple in its design. Its simplicity is actually a strong point. For a software like this you really only want two things. Simple  / easy to use and fast. List Verify Jeet delivers on both of these things.

Sounds great right? Well for some people, but only for a very small number of people. Let me explain.

I could write an entire article about negative emails, spam traps, and how they lower your click through rate and then present Email Jeet as the solution but that would be a bit misleading. Sure doing that would probably get me some nice sales commissions but as always I want to be totally honest, and the honest truth is that while this is going to be a great tool for some people, most people wont need it actually.

You see List Verify Jeet cleans out email lists that you have on your computer. Lists that you have downloaded and your going to import somewhere. So right from the door if your using an autoresponder and using one of the autoresponders forms or a service that uses its API to add emails to it you dont need this. Why? Because your signups are going right to your autoresponder so you dont have a downloaded list that you have to clean and then upload.

In fact if your using an autoresponder at all your really dont need this. Why? Because when you import your list your autoresponder will almost always clean out any duplicate emails, malformed emails, and role based emails for you. Basically it will do most of the things that List Verify Jeet does. This is because the autorepsonders dont want bad emails in their system. Also lots of autoresponders are going to require that your list gets emailed and confirm that they want to be on your list. So this takes care of the non opens as well.

Basically if your using any of the major autoresponders you dont really need this service. Especially if your using their form or if your using a service that automatically integrates with them via their API. However if you are using a self hosted software or a direct SMTP service things can be a little different. For something that is self hosted you dont have an autoresponder cleaning your list for you. In this case you would do well to clean your list before you import it into your self hosted software.

This is actually where List Verify Jeet came from. A while back Radu and Cyril released a desktop email software and List Verify Jeet was the upsell. I would call it the OTO but thats not really true since here it is being offered again. But the point is that while I personally did not like their email product the fact is that if you use a desktop or a self hosted email software something like List Verify Jeet is going to be worth considering.

There is a big misconception that all the big name or successful marketers hate autoresponders. Most marketers that I know (including myself) use an autoresponder service. In fact I know for a fact that some of the people who are promoting this product use autoresponder services and would never need this product themselves. As for what I think about it Im actually really conflicted. Im hesitant to stamp it as approved because it is really only viable for people with self hosted email software and Im afraid if I mark it as approved people who dont need might buy it anyway based on my approval alone.  At the same time I dont feel that it would be justice to stamp it as disapproved because for the people doing self hosted email or sending through a mail service such as SendGrid or Amazon this is well worth considering.

So instead of marking this as approved or disapproved like I normally would I will just instead close with a clarification. If you are using any autoresponder service (GetResponse, Aweber etc) you really dont need this. If you are using a self hosted email software or a service like (Email Jeet, Rapid Mailer, SendGrid etc)  then you would do well to click the link below to check out List Verify Jeet:

IMPORTANT UPDATE!

As a product reviewer I dont actually go through the purchase process. I get review copies sent to me directly from the vendor. As such I normally dont see the thank you or the download pages. Well one of my readers purchased List Verify Jeet and noticed something very interesting when he went to download his purchase:

It seems when you buy this software it only works until you have cleaned 20,000 emails. After that it no longer works, unless you buy the upgraded version. This would not be so bad if they made it clear on the sales page. However they dont mention this at all on the sales page (that I was able to see). Also there is a limitation that you can only clean lists up to a maximum size of 5,000 at a time. These are important restrictions that should have been mentioned. I sent Radu a Skype message asking him about this but he did not answer.

In my opinion not telling the buyer about these restrictions until after they purchase is a dirty tactic. While I previously was conflicted on if I should approve this product or not I no longer have a conflict.

A quick note about the reviews I do on this site. The product vendors give me access to their products for free in order for me to do my review. However I make no promises to them regarding the results of my tests or what I will write in my review. Should you click a link that takes you to a sales page for a paid product for sale this link will be an affiliate link and I will be paid a percentage of the sales price should you decide to invest in it.

About the Author

Brett Rutecky

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Brett Rutecky is a full time online marketer, web developer, and entrepreneur. He has developed scores of Facebook apps, dozens of custom web sites and hundreds of scripts.

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