>I have tried this, however Verizon does not allow relaying of mail through
>their SMTP server unless it is under their email address and user account.
>Someone also told me that Verizon may filter their ports and not allow any
>SMTP on there access.
Then tell your customer to get an Internet Service Provider that does not
censor/filter access. A company that offers Internet access that does not
allow mail to be sent is not a true ISP (they fall in a category similar to
those ISPs that are free if you watch their ads).
In kinder terms, you can say "Verizon only allows you to send mail using a
Verizon domain; you may want to switch to an Internet provider that does
not restrict your access."
Or, if you want to bend over backwards for your customer, you could find a
way to open another port that they could send the mail on, which should
fool Verizon.
-Scott
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