Form To Email safe, secure

We highly recommend using PHPMailer for all of your email transport needs.

PHPMailer is now hosted on Github. The direct link is: https://github.com/PHPMailer

Full Featured Email Transfer Class for PHP. PHPMailer features:

• Supports emails digitally signed with S/MIME encryption!
• Supports emails with multiple TOs, CCs, BCCs and REPLY-TOs
• Works on any platform
• Supports Text & HTML emails
• Embedded image support
• Multipart/alternative emails for mail clients that do not read HTML email
• Flexible debugging
• Custom mail headers
• Redundant SMTP servers
• Support for 8bit, base64, binary, and quoted-printable encoding
• Word wrap
• Multiple fs, string, and binary attachments (those from database, string, etc)
• SMTP authentication
• Tested on multiple SMTP servers: Sendmail, qmail, Postfix, Gmail, Imail, Exchange, etc.
• Good documentation, many examples included in download

History of PHPMailer:

• Original author: Brent R. Matzelle (2001-2007)
  Brent Matzelle was the founder of the project up to version 1.73
  Version 1.7.3 was released on June 10 2005.
• Author: Andy Prevost (Nov 2007 to Dec 2012)
  Andy Prevost released a few small patches up to the first full release of Version 2.0.0rc1 in Nov 2007.
  Marcus Bointon became an contributor (unnamed) on the project starting with version 5.0.0 leading to that version release in Apr 2009.
  
• Project Lead: Jim Jaglieski (2010-2012)
  project split to Apache incubator project
• Author: Marcus Bointon (July 2012 to date)
  Marcus Bointon was instrumental in the release of version 5.2.8 in July 2011
  Marcus Bointon is current project administrator with PHPMailer hosted on Github and with Jim Jaglieski on the team.