If not every row of your file makes it into Mailpro, that's an automatic safeguard protecting your list quality and deliverability.

Pro tip: always check the import report at the end — it lists each rejected row with the exact reason.

The 4 main reasons

ReasonExplanation
Invalid formatEmail without @, with spaces or forbidden characters
Non-existent domainMailpro checks the DNS record
DuplicateAddress already in the list
Unsubscribed / hard bounceBlocked to protect your sender reputation

See the full import detail

  1. Open ContactsImport history
  2. Open the relevant report
  3. Download the file of rejected rows
  4. Fix and re-import if needed

More on the import report page.

How to reduce rejects

  • Clean your file in Excel before importing
  • Remove empty rows and trailing spaces
  • Watch out for exports from Outlook or Gmail — they sometimes include hidden fields
  • Avoid lists older than 12 months — high bounce risk
Clean lists = better deliverability. Start free with Mailpro and benefit from automatic cleanup at every import.

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