You're not putting a blank line between your headers and body.
Also, this is a FAQ. How do I send mail?
Notice that the example just uses a "From:" header in the message. I don't see why that wouldn't work.
Why don't people read the FAQ any more?
Also. Why use:
$mailto[0]="person1\@gmail.com";
$mailto[1]="person2\@hotmail.com";
$mailto[2]="person3\@yahoo.com";
Instead of:
$mailto[0]='person1@gmail.com';
$mailto[1]='person2@hotmail.com';
$mailto[2]='person3@yahoo.com';
Or even:
@mailto = qw(
person1@gmail.com
person2@hotmail.com
person3@yahoo.com
);
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