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Originally Posted by Winnie
my host is SimpleHost.com but I'm using a msn.com e-mail address for my website (don't know anything about the operating system of my server, and don't know where I could find out!)
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Then that is likely your problem.
By default the php scripts will route mail to the local configured mail server and if the e-mail is from an address that is hosted on the server it will take it and deliver it. If your using a different e-mail address the mail server will see the "from" address as one not belonging to a site hosted by the server and will typically not "relay" the message.
If you want to use an e-mail address other than one hosted on your web host you will have to use smtp and add some code.
I would recommend, if possible to use an e-mail address hosted by your web host, most hosting packages come with the option to create and use e-mail. This looks more professional for one and reduces potential problems with e-mail like your having now.
Ill take a look at SimpleHost.com and see what I can find.
If your msn e-mail account is a free one, they may not allow the use of smtp e-mail. but I cant say for sure have never had an account with msn, free or otherwise.