The Deliverable Diary

SMTP2GO improved weekly bounce reporting service has recently been enabled. The weekly reports include only true, hard bounces. A hard bounce is an email address that has proven to be undeliverable, and will never accept email in the future. The only truly accurate method of determining whether a bounce is hard or soft is to […]

Having one or more emails stuck in your Outbox is an indication that your SMTP server settings may be incorrect, OR, your SMTP settings may be correct, but your current location could be blocking the port you are trying to use. Whether you use Outlook, Thunderbird, Apple Mail, Windows Live Mail, or any other email […]

Did you know that SMTP2GO offers a sending plan completely free of charge? Our free SMTP plan allows you to send 1,000 emails per month at absolutely no cost. There is a temporary limit of 25 emails per hour until you add a verified sender domain name. If you go over your temporary hourly limit, […]

The CM2320 range of HP multifunction printers (CM2320fxi, CM2320nf) have the ability to send emails. They do, however, have one major limitation: they are unable to use SMTP authentication. In order to send emails from one of these printers, you will need an SMTP server that does not require authentication. SMTP2GO provides an SMTP server […]

SMTP2GO for Virgin Mobile Broadband2Go. We have recently been contacted by a Virgin Mobile Broadband user who has advised us that they do not provide an SMTP server for use by their customers for sending emails. This user has fixed their problem by switching to using SMTP2GO as their SMTP server while connected to the […]

We have had reports that the ISP Orange, in France, has blocked the use of any external SMTP server other than their own. This is the only ISP in the world that we are currently aware of that has implemented this very strict policy. If you are using SMTP2GO, it is still worth trying to […]