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 Contacts → Import 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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