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I didn't write code that you could use for a reason. Your post itself looks like it might be for spamming purposes. If you don't have someone's email address then why are you checking to see if their domain accepts mail?

I am doing a project for a large domain registrar in Europe. They collect statistical info on domains which includes website category, whether it is parked, for sale, etc. and they are also interested to know if the domain is used solely for emails which happens very frequently, as I wrote in my original post.
So if you could be so kind and help me with the code I will appreciate it very much.

In reply to Re^2: Determine if domain is actually used for email by vit
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