Any new suggestions on how to send emails with godaddy account on iphone?

Godaddy email is my only email account that I cannot send emails from on my iphone. Have called everyone and read everything many times about what seems to be a common issue but verizon, godaddy and apple all have same answers, no answers or act surprised.
Tried every combination and suggestion like everyone else to no avail.
Godaddy immediately refers you to their app which works ok but it's another step and separate. Seems like they're blocking outbound to get people to use their app which is cluttered with their other usual money spending choices.
Otherwise I can't believe they're not aware of this and have no fix.
If anyone has suggestion that hasn't been mentioned 100 times online please let me know.
Thanks,
Frustrated

You don't have to pass the file name in the exec() in the script. Only the directory path for vbs execution in the VB Script. What you can do is check for the presence of the filename in the required directory using file_exists() function.
Create three Global Variable ($GV_FILENAME, $GV_PATH, $GV_FILE) and pass the file name and path to these variables.
$GV_PATH = 'C:\Temp';
$GV_FILENAME = '37957.pdf';
$GV_FILE ='"||$GV_PATH||'\\'||$GV_FILENAME||"';
Then write a ifelse condition in the script like below -
if(file_exists($GV_FILE) !=0)
Begin
exec('cscript','c:\\mymailscript\\MailDispatch.vbs,0);
print('file found executing vbscript');
else
raise_exception ('file not found');
end
Hope this helps.
Arun

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