[triscuits]

Hi, I am green as green can be with SMTP and working with servers to communicate e-mail messages. I've been playing around with my own account, to no avail, and most of the external sites that provide the service go straight to spam, which is lame. I do have a server, so the tools are there.

Can anyone recommend either a tutorial, instructional or even a relatively cheap or freeware that is able to do e-mail spoofing with reliability, either through its own preconfigured SMTP or one that you're able to supply?

Apologies for being such a n00b, any help or advice the community has would be much appreciated. Cheers!

[Joshua174]

If you're talking about gmail spam filter then no, not really. For the most part there are very few email providers out there and the small ones they can just check with a dns lookup to verify the ip. Even if you could get a real smtp server to "spoof" an email (aka claiming to be coming from another server) it would probably still get spam blocked because it will do a dns check.