There's a python package for validating emails exists "validate_emails" https://pypi.python.org/pypi/validate_email think it would be useful to include it's features inside django so you can parse if emails exists before sending so you only send emails to those emails that *do *exists and also use it to get back those that don't so you can remove them from your list like dummy emails provided to your subscription page.
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