If you are trying to come in contact with a long-lost friend or potential customer, then you do not already have the e-mail address of that person, then this process can be very difficult. Thankfully, there are some strategies you can use to track that reputable e-mail address. If you want a little bit about that person, you can find your address on various social networks. You can also try to find out based on the other address of the same organization.
Method-1 Using Tools
3. Search the Web based on the email you come up with can help you determine whether it is valid before verifying it. You can find links to your social network, in this case you will know that you have the right email address.
Method-1 Using Tools
Find that email. [Find an email] An email search tool with great accuracy The algorithm scans through 20 different datasets to accurately understand a person's email address. There is also a feature called "Domain Search" which lists all people, job title and email address of someone from that domain.
Method-2 Making a Educated Guess
1. Find email addresses for other people of that company's company. If you can get some public email addresses for employees in the same company, for the person you are trying to find the email, then you guess the email address of their work May be able to apply.
- Find sales representative email addresses, technical support addresses and other email addresses for the company's individuals, which can be public
- Check the Linked In page for the company and see if any employee provides publicly available email addresses.
- If possible, see the press release These are often in the email address of the PR representative.
2. Check the email addresses that you search for a pattern. If you are looking for any type of "official" address, such as a work or school e-mail address, then the person's first, last, and possibly middle name elements are likely to include the username. Many companies provide email addresses to your employees who follow a common convention, look at the email addresses you have received and see if you can come up with the address you are looking at what is there.
- For example, if the email you received was formatted on FirstLast@company.com, then try plugging that person's name into that format.
Try some different structures. You can try some more general company email structures, which can be used to share names with someone in the company or they have permission to choose their own user name:
- First_last@company.com
- FirstinitialLast@company.com (e.g. brubble@company.com for Barney Rubble)
- Last@company.com
- FirstMiddleinitialLast@company.com