Hi queeneve,
Once the Stop Emails plugin is deactivated, it will no longer affect outgoing emails. Nevertheless, I suggest deleting this plugin to be certain it is not impacting the site in any way.
I would also check the spam folder of the email account that is supposed to be receiving the email.
Then I would double-check the plugin is not active by confirming there is no “Email Disabled” message showing on the wp-admin
pages. This plugin can be used as an mu-plugin, so checking for the “Email Disabled” message is important even after you delete the plugin.
At this point if you are still not receiving the emails, I suspect the issue is not related to this plugin. This plugin does not change any settings on your WordPress site, so once it is deleted it can not affect the site sending email.
If I were troubleshooting this problem, I would:
– double check the email address associated with my account
– disable all of the plugins on my site
– try sending an email through the website (e.g. a password reset email is often the email I trigger when testing)
– check the spam folder of the receiving email account
At this point, if the emails are still not being delivered I would reach out to the company hosting my website and email and see if they can shed any light on the problem.
Best of luck with this issue.