\n"; if(mail($mail_to, $mail_subject, $mail_body,$header)) { print "Email sent successfully!"; } else { print "Email did not send"; } } ?> **************************************** If the mail function is working you will receive a successfully sent messagae, and of course an email. This shows that the error is within your script. If the email fails to be sent, check point 2 below. 2) Ensure that the server is configured to allow php to send email. To do this navigate to your php.ini file, locate at: - /etc/php5(or4)/apache2/php.ini Then find the value sendmail_path = If this is commented out as indicated here: - ;sendmail_path = Simply change the line to: - sendmail_path = /usr/sbin/sendmail -t Be sure to remove the semi colon to bring the line into play, and then save the file. If after the above changes the emails will still not be sent, then report the issue to a member of support who will take a more detailed look for you.