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This video uses sample data, not real Skrapp data. Field names come from the Skrapp API docs and may differ from CSV headers. BillionVerify is not affiliated with or endorsed by Skrapp. File verification needs a paid account.

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1. 00:00What Skrapp's statuses mean

   Skrapp's docs say a valid status can come from what it already knows. Here's how to read its statuses, and what to check before you send. Skrapp labels each email with a status. Valid. Catch-All. Invalid. Unknown. And Pending, which only means the check on a large list hasn't finished. Valid has a detail worth knowing. Skrapp's API docs say the mailbox exists and accepts mail. Then they add one more line. So a valid can rest on what Skrapp already knows. The verifier response shows both layers. Mailbox status is the mail server check on that request. Email status is the final answer, and the two can disagree. Skrapp's rule for that case is clear. Go by email status. Follow it inside Skrapp. But that status belongs to one moment. Your campaign may go out next week. So before it does, ask the mail server again.

2. 00:56What the status leaves out

   Skrapp's docs also name a gap to plan for. Free mail and disposable addresses get flagged through mailbox type. Role addresses don't. So an info at address looks like any other row.

3. 01:08Verify the export

   So export your Skrapp results to CSV, and send that file through BillionVerify before it reaches your CRM. Inside BillionVerify, pick File List Verify, then add your CSV. You'll see the unique addresses and your available credits, and nothing runs until you say so.

4. 01:28Compare the two

   Here's where the gap closes. Skrapp's Email Status stays in your file, and our status sits next to it. That generic inbox now reads role. Then split the file. Valid goes to your sequence. Role gets a message written for a team inbox. Skrapp says to send to catch-all with care, so that's a small, separate batch. Retry unknown later. Remove invalid and disposable.

5. 01:53After you send

   One last point from Skrapp's own FAQ. Verified emails can still bounce. It names a full inbox, an inactive account, and server issues. So watch your first send, and pull any hard bounces straight away.

6. 02:05What it costs

   What does it cost with us? One credit per result, counting catch-all and role. Unknown, bad syntax and disposable aren't billed. You upload files from a paid account, and one credit purchase of any size makes yours paid.

7. 02:19Get started free

   20 free credits every day you use your account, up to 600 a month. No credit card required. Start at billionverify.com.

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