# I don't receive email from Contact Form. How can I do?

To receive email when customers contact to you, you have to add contact form and configure email SMTP system. 

Here are tutorials for you

### 1. Install WP Mail SMTP plugin

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### 2. Configure Email SMTP

On this page you will see several configuration options available:

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Here’s a list of all of them and what do they configure:

* **From Email** – the email address you want to send emails from – for example, <email@yourdomain.com>
* **From Name** – the name that your emails will be sent from
* **Mailer** – choose whether you want to use the *Default* PHP mail() functio&#x6E;*, a Gmail/G Suite account, Mailgun, SendGrid* or other SMTP servers. Choosing the *Default* mode would send the messages using the PHP mail() function without SMTP authentication. The *Gmail/G Suite, Mailgun* and *SendGrid* options require additional info such as Client ID and Client Secret or API key that should be obtained by the respective provider. The *other SMTP server* option would prompt you to enter additional configuration details which we would describe below.
* **Return Path** – check if you want to match the return path for your emails to the sending email;

If you choose **other SMTP servers** as a mailer, you would be prompted to add the SMTP server’s configuration settings.

* **SMTP Host** – the hostname for your SMTP server;
* **SMTP Port** – the port your server works on;
* **Encryption** – if you have SSL/TLS encryption available for that hostname, select it here;
* **Auto TLS** – if your server supports TLS encryption, enable this option;
* **Authentication** – check if your SMTP server requires authentication;
* **Username** – the username for your SMTP server;
* **Password** – the password for your SMTP server;

Once you configure those parameters, click **Save Settings** at the bottom of the page.

See more:&#x20;

* [**https://www.siteground.com/tutorials/wordpress/use-smtp/**](https://www.siteground.com/tutorials/wordpress/use-smtp/)
* [**https://wpforms.com/how-to-configure-your-wordpress-email-settings-the-right-way/**](https://wpforms.com/how-to-configure-your-wordpress-email-settings-the-right-way/)