Instructions for sending mail with Telnet (see also How to Check eMail with Telnet).
Steps
- Open the cmd prompt.
- Type telnet server.com 25 (where "server.com" is the name of the smtp (outgoing) server of your email provider, such as smtp-server.austin.rr.com). This can be found by checking your account info in the program you normally use for email.
- Type HELO server.com.
- Type MAIL FROM: you@server.com.
- You may get a message saying "250 ok"
- Type RCPT TO: Friend1@anotherserver.com, friend_two@someotherserver.org, friend.3three@Someserver.com, etc.
- again, You may get a message saying "250 ok"
- To write the message, type DATA, followed by your message.
- To end the message, put a period on a line by itself and press Enter.
Tips
- Just a note: you may have to enter a ":" after the "mail from:" and the "rcpt to:"
- This can also be used to send email as other people.
- Some servers also accept 'ELHO' in place of 'HELO'.
Warnings
- Hotmail and some other mail services do not allow telnet access to their mail servers.
- This can be tracked by anyone with enough technical skill, access to your ISP's records, and a bit of determination, so don't do anything you wouldn't want to possibly be associated with you.
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