Alternative mail port

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There are several alternative mail ports you can use, depending on your needs and preferences. Here are a few options:

1. Port 587: This is a common alternative to Port 25, which is often blocked by ISPs due to spam concerns. Port 587 is used for submission of email messages to a mail server.
2. Port 2525: This port is often used for sending email messages, especially for those who are behind a firewall or have a restrictive ISP.
3. Port 587 TLS: This is a secure version of Port 587, which uses Transport Layer Security (TLS) encryption to encrypt email messages.
4. Port 465: This port is sometimes used for sending email messages, but it's not as widely supported as Port 25 or Port 587.
5. Port 2525 TLS: This is a secure version of Port 2525, which uses TLS encryption to encrypt email messages.

Keep in mind that some email providers or ISPs may not support all of these alternative ports, so it's essential to check with your provider before switching.

Additionally, you can also consider using a mail relay service or a third-party email service that allows you to send emails using alternative ports.

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