Comment by Glenn Gutmacher on March 21, 2020 at 7:46pm

Nice share, Dean. What's also interesting here is that even though Winmo obfuscates the email address on the result pages, they kindly substitute the exact number of asterisks for the number of actual characters being replaced. Therefore, for example, you can see Prakash Bedaputi https://www.winmo.com/open/decision_makers/tx/dallas/prakash/bedapu... has an email starting with p but followed by 15 asterisks up to the @ sign, even though his total name has only 14 more characters. This likely means his email is first name dot last name (or maybe underscore) @lennoxintl.com. And I knew the rest of the email because there were 10 asterisks after the @ sign, and if you google the company name and primary address (provided under each result) followed by the word email, you will see the company email domain among the first results (or more efficiently, google site:rocketreach.co Lennox International and it's the first result!). So only 1 or 2 emails you need to test, or simply email the more likely one and bcc: the other address. Only one should bounce back as undeliverable, so you'll know which one was the valid email! Similarly Jorge Garcia https://open.winmo.com/open/decision_makers/ca/pasadena/jorge/garci... has only 4 asterisks following up to the @ sign, so we know it's first name @.  You can use the same methods above to see the email domain is helloiconic.com which matches the 11 asterisks presented after @ for his email!  These people could be found using other contact info lookup tools, but if you've run out of credits for the month on those, you can skip using them if the person you want is on this website!

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