---
title: "GET a Collection of Account Email Addresses"
method: GET
path: "/account/emails"
tags: ["Account Services"]
---

# GET a Collection of Account Email Addresses

`GET /account/emails`

Use this method to return a collection of email addresses for the account associated with your access token. When you <a href="https://v3.developer.constantcontact.com/api_reference/index.html#!/Email_Campaigns/createEmailCampaignUsingPOST" target="_blank">Create an Email Campaign<a/>, you must use an account email address with a `CONFIRMED` status in the email campaign `from_email` and `reply_to_email` headers.
      

Use the query parameters to filter results. You can filter using `confirm_status`, `role_code`, or `email_address`. For example, searching with `confirm_status=CONFIRMED` returns all confirmed email addresses in the account. This method only supports one query parameter at a time.

## Query parameters

- `confirm_status` 'CONFIRMED' | 'C' | 'UNCONFIRMED' | 'U'
- `role_code` 'CONTACT' | 'C' | 'BILLING' | 'B' | 'JOURNALING' | 'J' | 'REPLY_TO' | 'R' | 'OTHER' | 'O'
- `email_address` string

## Response `200`

Request successful.

- object[]
  - `email_address` string — An email address associated with a Constant Contact account owner.
  - `email_id` integer — The unique ID for an email address in a Constant Contact account.
  - `confirm_status` string — The confirmation status of the account email address. When you add a new email address to an account, Constant Contact automatically sends an email to that address with a link to confirm it. You can use any account email address with a <code>CONFIRMED</code> status to create an email campaign.
  - `confirm_time` string, date-time — The date that the email address changed to <code>CONFIRMED</code> status in ISO-8601 format.
  - `confirm_source_type` string — Describes who confirmed the email address. Valid values are: <ul> <li>SITE_OWNER — The Constant Contact account owner confirmed the email address.</li> <li>SUPPORT — Constant Contact support staff confirmed the email address.</li> <li>FORCEVERIFY — Constant Contact confirmed the email address without sending a confirmation email.</li> <li>PARTNER — A Constant Contact partner confirmed the email address.</li> </ul>
  - `roles` string[] — Specifies the current role of a confirmed email address in an account. Each email address can have multiple roles or no role. Possible role values are: <ul> <li>CONTACT — The contact email for the Constant Contact account owner. Each account can only have one <code>CONTACT</code> role email.</li> <li>BILLING — The billing address for the Constant Contact account. Each account can only have one <code>BILLING</code> role email.</li> <li>JOURNALING — An email address that Constant Contact forwards all sent email campaigns to as part of the partner journaling compliance feature.</li> <li>REPLY_TO — The contact email used in the email campaign signature. Each account can only have one <code>REPLY_TO</code> role email.</li> <li>OTHER — An email address that does not fit into the other categories.</li> </ul> You can use any confirmed email address in the email campaign <code>from_email</code> and <code>reply_to_email</code> headers.
  - `pending_roles` string[] — The planned role for an unconfirmed email address. Possible role values are: <ul> <li>CONTACT — The contact email for the Constant Contact account owner. Each account can only have one <code>CONTACT</code> role email.</li> <li>BILLING — The billing address for the Constant Contact account. Each account can only have one <code>BILLING</code> role email.</li> <li>JOURNALING — The email address that Constant Contact forwards all sent email campaigns to as part of the partner journaling compliance feature.</li> <li>REPLY_TO — The contact email used in the email campaign signature. Each account can only have one <code>REPLY_TO</code> role email. </li> <li>OTHER — An email address that does not fit into the other categories.</li> </ul>

## Other responses

- `400` — Bad request. Either the JSON was malformed or there was a data validation error.
- `401` — The Access Token used is invalid.
- `403` — Forbidden request. You lack the necessary scopes, you lack the necessary user privileges, or the application is deactivated.
- `415` — Unsupported Media Type.
- `500` — There was a problem with our internal service.
- `503` — Our internal service is temporarily unavailable.

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