SMTP Jobs

My site’s contact forms have suddenly stopped sending messages to my inbox. Visitors can fill out and submit the form, but no email ever reaches me—so enquiries are simply disappearing. I need you to track down why the email hand-off is failing and restore reliable delivery. The forms were built with a standard WordPress contact-form plugin. Whether the problem is SMTP mis-configuration, a plugin conflict, PHP mail restrictions on the host, or something else entirely, I just need it fixed so every submission lands in my chosen mailbox without delay or loss. Deliverable • A working contact form that successfully emails all submitted data to my address and shows the usual success message to the visitor. • A brief note outlining what you changed so I can keep it wo...

My contact form lives on a shared-hosting site and relies on the basic PHP mail() function. Visitors see the “message sent” confirmation, yet nothing ever reaches my Gmail inbox—spam folder included. I need you to trace and solve whatever is blocking delivery. Whether it’s a server configuration, missing SPF/DKIM records, or the limitations of PHP mail(), the end goal is simple: every form submission must arrive reliably in Gmail. Please diagnose the root cause, implement the fix—switching to authenticated SMTP, PHPMailer, or another method if that’s the cleanest path—and show me a successful test message hitting the inbox.

The website is already live; the only task left is wiring the contact form so every submission: • lands in my inbox immediately, and • is appended as a new row in the Google Sheet I have waiting. The form is finished and visible on the site. It captures four fields—name, email, phone number, and message—and shows a thank-you message after sending. All styling, layout, and hosting are done, so the scope is purely the backend / integration logic. You are free to use PHP, JavaScript fetch/AJAX, Google Apps Script, the Sheets API, Zapier, or another lightweight approach—whatever delivers reliable email delivery (via SMTP or an API like SendGrid/Mailgun) and an instant Sheet update. The finished code should be: • Fully commented so I can adjust addresses o...

I need a clean, end-to-end configuration that lets me send marketing emails through Postmark. At the moment I don’t even have the GoDaddy account created, so the job begins there and finishes only when a test campaign lands in the inbox without warnings. Here’s what the workflow looks like: 1. Create and verify the new GoDaddy account, register or connect the domain I supply, and enable two-factor authentication. 2. Point all necessary DNS records (SPF, DKIM, DMARC, Return-Path, and tracking CNAME) to Postmark, then wait out propagation. 3. Configure a dedicated server and Message Stream inside Postmark, generate SMTP credentials, and plug them into my email platform (I’ll share access). 4. Run Postmark’s deliverability check plus a third-party test (Mail-Te...

I need Outlook set up so every mailbox—both the brand-new ones I’m adding and the long-standing addresses I already use—sends and receives flawlessly. The job covers full email configuration in Outlook with IMAP, POP3 and SMTP all verified and working. Once Outlook is solid, I also want my WordPress site to route its notifications through the very same mail accounts, eliminating any delivery issues caused by default PHP mail. You’re free to use a reputable plugin if that speeds things up, as long as the final result is reliable and easy for me to maintain. Deliverables – please hand over: • Outlook profiles for each new and existing account, tested for send/receive on IMAP, POP3 and SMTP • WordPress mail configured to use the chosen SMTP creden...