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My problem was solved when I found my phone was sending emails encoded in base64, and I suspect that is where things are going wrong for you too. I found I just had to edit the script to use the function ‘base64_decode’ on ‘body’, and on a substring of ‘subject’.

I’m suffering a similar problem. I can post without problem from a normal email account, but get gibberish when posting from my phone. My phone sends email encoded in UTF-8, while my email client sends in ISO-8859-1, so it would seem this is the problem. I think the solution would be to convert the string format inside the wp_mail script, which is what I’m gonna try and do. I’ll obviously post the solution, should I find one, but any help from someone more expert would be appreciated. (I’m a novice with PHP.)

I suggest you send test emails from an account that works for posting, as well as your phone, and use you email client to view the message source. You should find a line like…

Content-Type: text/plain; charset=ISO-8859-1;

… in both. Posting the type of encoding from your phone should make it easier for people to help.

When you say ‘wp-mail never sees it’, do you mean that when you execute the script (by viewing example.com/wp-mail.php in you web browser) that it produces output saying ‘no messages found’ (or something like that)?

Or does it produce other error messages?