Listed 16 November 2014 · Cleveland · Ohio · United States

SellHack.

An Ohio email-finding browser extension that drew a LinkedIn cease-and-desist in 2014, rebuilt itself, and is still offered online.

Marketing and sales

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  1. On record

    BuzzFeed reported that LinkedIn sent SellHack a cease-and-desist over its 'Hack In' button that revealed email addresses on LinkedIn profiles; SellHack disabled the tool and said it was building a product that would not conflict with LinkedIn's terms.

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  2. Listed on Stompstart

    “Find Hidden Email Addresses”

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Listed 16 November 2014 · page saved 23 March 2015 · Public

“Find Hidden Email Addresses”

Have you ever wanted to send an email to a potential customer, business partner, employee or investor but couldn't find their email address? We created SellHack to solve this problem. Download our browser extension and create a free account to start finding valid emails. Click the SellHack icon next to the address bar in your browser whenever you need someone's business email. Give us a name and a company and we'll search millions of records while talking to the recipient's mail server to validate an email address within seconds. Stop wasting time guessing or searching hundreds of pages for an email address that probably isn't listed anyways. It's free to start and we have plans tailored to your needs. Happy hacking!

Topics
Email, Sales
Platforms
Browser extension
Location
Cleveland · Ohio · United States
sellhack.com ↗twitter.com/SellHack ↗linkedin.com/company/sellhack ↗

In our words: The November 2014 listing described SellHack as a free browser extension that took a person's name and company, searched millions of records and checked the recipient's mail server to find a valid business email in seconds, with paid plans for heavier use.

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Sources

  1. sellhack.com
  2. buzzfeednews.com

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