I don't get it. If you check the addresses first, why check again? If an existing list, just check the format once. There is a udf on cflib.org for that. Done. Then use as normal.
If an ongoing list, ALWAYS send an email to it that must be confirmed (link in it clicked) in order to be added to the list. Never just add an address. Even if correctly formatted it might be wrong. Show where you sent it so the customer can see if a spelling error: "Thank you. We have sent an email to you at [EMAIL PROTECTED] Check your email. You must confirm it to be added to our list." Then you have zero bad addresses (and no real need to even check the format, though I do to point out errors first). The bad ones never arrive in their inbox and are thus never confirmed.
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