Switched email servers; same address, contact form no longer works

I switched my web host's email from their internal email setup to a google business email of the same address. The propagation took a little time, but now everything's working right. Except my contact form on my website. Now when I try to submit, I get "Server encountered an error" even though its the exact same email address as it was before, just through google's business email service and not my web host's. Whats going on and how to I fix this? Is it an SMTP server issue under the hood? I notice if I make another email account through my host and then direct the form to send email to that account, it works. But switching it back to the google business email account I can't get it to work.

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I wanted to check the following, but the URL is not found, you have another one?
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Il giorno 9-set-2014, alle ore 16:11, Aishvarya Raj Rastogi <[email protected]> ha scritto:
Why some contact forms doesn't work on some websites? We don't receive the submission form with the information?
created by Aishvarya Raj Rastogi in Help with using Adobe Muse CC - View the full discussion
Hi Nicole,
What is the "From" email address in your form?
Also, have you checked the spam folder?
Please check the following posts as well :
https://forums.adobe.com/docs/DOC-3581
Re: PHP mail may be disabled or incorrectly configured on the web server.
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