Send Mail Automatically in asp.net

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Few days ago I have a website in which i send mail automatically by using Task Scheduler.
I have Created a console based application in it and send mail using task Scheduler at regular interval. But Now the site owner is moving that site from virtual hosting to shared hosting.
And they are not allowing to schedule task. Neither they are providing Sql Server agent and not allowing to Create Window Services so what option i have to send mails at regular interval.
and also i have created that site like a year ago so it will be difficult to make much changes in that site.
Can anyone suggest me what option i have to send mails.

Posted 1-Mar-14 6:01am

Vishal Pand3y

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Pranav-BiTwiser 1-Mar-14 12:04pm

will u send me the code for task scheduler??

Vishal Pand3y 1-Mar-14 12:07pm

what? I have Scheduled Task using Window Property....

Pranav-BiTwiser 1-Mar-14 12:14pm

thats what i want.....actually i want to send email after every 24 hours...

Tadit Dash (ତଡିତ୍ କୁମାର ଦାଶ) 1-Mar-14 13:55pm

You can host that scheduler anywhere. Just retrieve the details from the database by a Connection String by which you can connect to remote host providing the database service.

ZurdoDev 1-Mar-14 22:08pm

If you can't do a windows service and you can't use a sql job and you can't use task scheduler what else is there?

Sounds like you need to find a new hoster.

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