Alongside the main label, some addresses carry an extra signal — a small badge that highlights something worth knowing.
What is a spam trap?
A spam trap is an address that no real person uses. It is planted on purpose by anti-abuse groups to catch senders with poor list habits. The tricky part: a trap can look like a perfectly normal address. Sending to even a few can get your sending domain blocked.
How we help
We check each domain against live abuse intelligence. If an address is tied to known abuse or to a freshly created, no-history domain, we lower its label to risky and show a signal badge so you can spot it. You can filter your results to just the flagged rows and remove them in one go.
Heads up
If you see spam-trap or abuse signals, take them seriously. Removing those addresses protects the inbox delivery of your whole list.
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