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  • Plugin Author itdoug

    (@itdoug)

    If you are trying to send with Gmail, you could try port 465. Otherwise, you’ll need to contact your web host to open the port or send through your website. Sendpress pro has options for sending through third parties that use their API and do not require email sending ports to be open. These often have better deliverability than either sending thriugh your website or through Gmail.

    hey guys did you figure out this issue? I am having problem sending emails i can send test emails but not regular email. plus my ports are blocked and notsure how to open them up. any advice would be appreciated

    Plugin Author itdoug

    (@itdoug)

    I just updated your other ticket. You probably need to contact your hosting company. With our Pro version we support API sending which resolves the port blocking issue.

    Doug

    Thread Starter alexbeech

    (@alexbeech)

    I contacted my hosting company and they said it had been blocked because I exceeds their send limit which was 500 per 24h. The port was blocked for 1 week and then automatically reopened, but they suggested I add and SPF record to my DNS entry to prevent it from happening again.
    Sorry I can’t be more help.

    Plugin Author itdoug

    (@itdoug)

    SPF records won’t help with exceeding your rate of 500 per day. This should explain SPF better

    https://sendpress.com/blog/273/use-spf-to-avoid-an-email-newsletter-spam-sunburn/

    Sounds like you need to set your daily sending limit under Settings > sending. If you make it 499 sendpress will stop sending until the next day.

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