How can I send email withour password in C#

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I sent an email but I did it with and smtp I want to send email without password in c# How can ı do it Actually I am using c++ sending email difficult for c++ so I am trying c# console app , windows application, windows form application

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I tried send email without password

Posted 26-Mar-17 3:30am

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Updated 26-Mar-17 4:05am

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[no name] 26-Mar-17 10:03am

You find an email server that is open to anyone and everyone that doesn't require a password to use.

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OriginalGriff · Answer 1 · 2017-03-26T04:05:00

Sending without a password is a function of the email host you are using, not of your application - other than "don't provide a password" or "use a blank password" in your app. If your email host requires a login then you have to provide a valid username / password combination (even if the password is blank) or your email will be refused.

You can't bypass that - it's a legitimate security measure designed to prevent the email host being used as a mass-marketing scam / spam source and is enforced in most - if not all - email hosts.