It's close, but it won't ALWAYS tell you if in email is "deliverable".
Many configurations (some I've used in the past) *accept* mail for any
address,
and only later, if the delivery mechanism can't/won't deliver it locally,
will it
get bounced back as 'undeliverable'.

But in *some* cases, classes like this work.

Brian Clark wrote:

> Hello Website4S,
>
> (Wac == "[EMAIL PROTECTED]") [EMAIL PROTECTED] etched:
>
> Wac> I don`t think it is possible to check that an email actually
> Wac> exists but what
>
> It's possible:
>
>   http://phpclasses.upperdesign.com/browse.html/package/13
>
>   Class that may be used to determine if a given e-mail address
>   is valid.
>
>   It features:
>
>  - Simple validation just by looking at the e-mail address string.
>  - Validation of a e-mail address host as a valid mail exchange domain.
>  - Validation of a e-mail address by connecting to the mail host
>    server to determine if there is really a deliverable mail box.
>
> -Brian
> --


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