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I just had the same problem but fixed it with this code:

#constant-contact-signup input[type="text"], input[type="password"], input[type="email"], input[type="url"], input[type="number"], textarea{
	width:180px;
}

Hope this helps!

I am also having this problem and have a question for those of you who have resolved the issue by disabling the Jetpack plugin. Did you just disable it and then turn it back on? Or did you uninstall it?

Thanks!

I’m having a similar issue with a site designed for a client. Developed the blog on a development site at https://dev.concentre.us/blog, then moved it to their live URL at https://www.naviant-inc.com. The email notifications are linking back to the development blog even though it does not exist anymore.

Has anyone made any progress with this issue???

I just wanted to mention that I spoke with GoDaddy today and that they confirmed that their servers do have an email limitation for number of subscribers. I have been struggling with this issue for my client’s blog which has 97 public subscribers. That does not seem like a lot to me, but is apparantly too many for GoDaddy.

The support tech was unable to tell me what the max number is, but suggested I try adding a few at a time until it stops working?!?

For all you who have experienced your Subscribe2 plugin spontaneously stop working, I’d venture to guess this happened when you crossed the mysterious threshold. Our plugin works just fine with a small number of subscribers, but stops working when we add the full public list (97 subscribers).

@mattyrob, can you recommend a host known for reliability that does not impose a limitation?