This line looks fishy:

use lib "Mail::SendEasy";

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as that line implies that your host has a directory Mail::SendEasy, under which there is a file Mail/SendEasy.pm. But if that is what your host says to you, all I can recommend is using an absolute directory name instead of using a relative directory name, like use lib "/home/Stoney/Mail::SendEasy/";

You need to actually use the module before you can use routines from the module:

use Mail::SendEasy;

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will do that.

In reply to Re: Why won't call to SendEasy 'send' sub won't work? by Corion
in thread Why won't call to SendEasy 'send' sub won't work? by Stoney

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