Smtpjs.com Website Review

    Host : smtp.yourisp.com,     Username : username,     Pas*word : pas*word,     To : '[email protected]',     From : [email protected],     Subject : This is the subject, Whoa!, wait a minute. I don't want my SMTP credentials visible to the world! We've thought of that, so instead you can encrypt your SMTP credentials, and lock it to a single domain, and pas* a secure token instead of the credentials instead, for example: Email.send({     SecureToken : C973D7AD-F097-4B95-91F4-40ABC5567812,     To : '[email protected]',     From : [email protected],     Subject : This is the subject, Encrypt your SMTP Credentials NOTE: By default, the SMTP connection is secure (STARTTLS) and over port 25. If you need to use an SMTP server that does not accepts secure connections, or in on a non-standard port, like 587, then use the bu*ton above Encrypt your SMTP Credentials to store advanced configuration. If you don't have access to an SMTP server, you can create one by opening an account at Elastic Email.com, then pressing Settings > We don't like spam. Nobody does. We have a zero tolerance for spam. If you get one spam report, we close your account. Sorry about that, but this is a free service, and we're not taking any heat for you. If your code needs to know when the email is sent before continuing, then you should use the promise returned from the send function. This will pas* a message of OK for success, and an error message as failure. This is a free script, no usage restrictions. You can include it license free, in any project, either commercial or non commercial. Want to send with attachments?, use the Attachments property:     SecureToken : C973D7AD-F097-4B95-91F4-40ABC5567812,     To : '[email protected]',     From : [email protected],     Subject : This is the subject, DEV TIP: If you want to send an attachment in base64 format, instead of pas*ing path as a property, send a data property in dataUri