Hello Yoluca,

Sorry for the late reply. The mod subscribe will put the subscriber in the Site Subscription list. You can view this list in backend -> EasyBlog -> Subscriptions. However you will need to turn on the subscription settings for the users to be able to get the emails. Also you will either need to turn on the send emails on page load function or set up a cronjob.

1. Subscription notification settings can be found in
- backend -> Settings -> Notification -> Blogs.

2. Send emails on page load can be found in
- backend -> Settings -> Notification -> General. Here check out the "Send emails on page load" option.

3. Cronjob can be setup by following these guides
http://stackideas.com/docs/easyblog/cronjobs/setting-up-cronjobs-for-godaddy-hosting
http://stackideas.com/docs/easyblog/how-tos/setting-up-cronjobs-in-cpanel

If the emails are still not sending please send us your backend and FTP Access. Hope this helps.

Thanks!

thank you ...

Cronjob setup done ... i already start to receive emails

Thanks for updating Glad that your issues are resolved now.