So this has got me perplexed

[stevylake]

This sends an email just fine

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If CreateMail(1, "no-reply@gmail.com", "Test")
  AddMailRecipient(1, "stevylake@outlook.com",#PB_Mail_To)
  SetMailBody(1, "This is the body")
  SendMail(1, "chi-node59.websitehostserver.net" , 465 , #PB_Mail_UseSSL , "sales@meatcostings.com", "!????????")  
  FreeMail(1)
  MessageRequester("Mail OK","Mail Sent OK")
EndIf

This does suggest that the email has been sent OK but is nowhere to be seen on Outlook, including junk.

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If CreateMail(1, "no-reply@parklanedecor.co.uk", "Test")
  AddMailRecipient(1, "stevylake@outlook.com",#PB_Mail_To)
  SetMailBody(1, "This is the body")
  SendMail(1, "chi-node59.websitehostserver.net" , 465 , #PB_Mail_UseSSL , "sales@meatcostings.com", "!????????")  
  FreeMail(1)
  MessageRequester("Mail OK","Mail Sent OK")
EndIf

If I set the recipient in create mail to any of the well known domains, Gmail, Yahoo, Outlook it works fine. If I set it to my one of my own domains it does not. Is something somewhere thinking it's spam?

Any thoughts would be great!

[infratec]

It makes more sense to say it is Ok, when it is Ok

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If CreateMail(1, "no-reply@gmail.com", "Test")
  AddMailRecipient(1, "stevylake@outlook.com",#PB_Mail_To)
  SetMailBody(1, "This is the body")
  If SendMail(1, "chi-node59.websitehostserver.net" , 465 , #PB_Mail_UseSSL , "sales@meatcostings.com", "!????????")
    MessageRequester("Mail OK","Mail Sent OK")
  Else
    MessageRequester("Mail failed","Mail sent failed")
  EndIf
  FreeMail(1)
EndIf

You should always check the return values.

Are you sure that your server uses the same port and security?

[stevylake]

There is no difference in the code except the email address in the AddMailRecipient() procedure.
Anything @gmail.com or @yahoo.com or @outlook.com works wonderfully and I receive the email.
Whack any of my domains in there and the mail gets lost in the ether.
I cannot see where the port or the security would interfere but maybe it does. Does it?

[stevylake]

OK. Well thanks to a slight change in the error checking offered by infratec it now seems that the sendmail() procedure is failing and the messages are not being sent with my domains in the Createmail() procedure.

[mk-soft]

Some e-mail providers only accept certified e-mail programmes.
With gmail or googlemail, you can adjust the security settings online to accept e-mails from other programmes.

[BarryG]

Some e-mail providers only accept certified e-mail programmes.

And some need an app-specific password, and not the usual web password. I had to do that with Gmail.