mgrwebdesign

I installed your extension hopefully this solves the issue. Thank you for your help and thanks to everyone else for your help as well. I will mark this as resolved. 🙂

So I installed you plugin and this is the response/conclusion I got:

Conclusion:

Port 443 can be used to send Gmail with the Postman Gmail Extension.
Port 465 is blocked. Contact your host for a solution, such as using their local SMTP server or opening the port.
Port 25 is blocked. Contact your host for a solution, such as using their local SMTP server or opening the port.
Port 587 is blocked. Contact your host for a solution, such as using their local SMTP server or opening the port.

A Closed port indicates one or more of these issues:

Your host has placed a firewall between this site and the Internet
Your PHP configuration is preventing outbound connections
Your WordPress configuration is preventing outbound connections

Homepage link

Contact form link

I have it set up right now on the Ninja Forms plugin. When a customer fills out the form and presses submit it’s sent to both my friend and his customer. His email is the following: Junkstudz@gmail.com

That’s also his default email for the WordPress site. Does that help @postmansmtp

Well I used Quform (a premium, paid plugin) before I switched to Ninja Forms (a well-known, free plugin) and the same problem occurred. Which lead me to believe that the ‘contact forms’ are not the issue. The contact forms/plugins work for the most part, but there is always 1 or 2 submissions a week that aren’t received in my friend’s email (but they can be found in the submissions section of the wordpress plugin). This causes both him and customers to get frustrated.

http://junkstudz.com
http://junkstudz.com/request-appointment/