Email Notifications not working

If you received it in GMail then that means it is being sent by Gravity Forms. You may want to make sure GoDaddy doesn't have some sort of spam filter setup and you may have to contact them to determine why it did not arrive when it arrived fine at your GMail account.

It's possible they may be rejecting it because it wasn't sent via SMTP.

In order to setup WP Mail SMTP you would have to contact GoDaddy and get the correct SMTP settings and enter them on the configuration/settings page of that plugin. After you do that, there is a "Test Email" option on the WP Mail SMTP plugin configuration page where you can test to see if the SMTP is working by sending a test email. You can test this while on the phone with GoDaddy support while setting up the SMTP settings that way you know right away if it's working. If the test email on the WP Mail SMTP plugin settings page works, the Gravity Forms emails will too.

GoDaddy is known for queuing email being sent by PHP and not sending it right away. They hold on to it and send it in batches. It is annoying that they do this, and that is probably why it was delayed in arriving.

@signstoyou If the email was functioning properly you would be able to receive it. You are receiving it at your GMail account which means the email is being sent by Gravity Forms.

We aren't pointing the finger because we don't want to help you with this issue, we are pointing the finger at GoDaddy because we've had to deal with GoDaddy specific support related issues for the last year and a half and know what we are talking about.

The only thing I can suggest is to setup WP Mail SMTP. I've suggested it multiple times now in this thread. If you setup WP Mail SMTP properly to where you receive the "Test Email" it sends through it's test email functionality... you will be able to receive notifications. SMTP is a more reliable way of sending email. PLEASE setup this plugin and make sure you get the correct SMTP settings from GoDaddy to do so. You will know they are correct when you can use the "Test Email" functionality that it has, so if GoDaddy tells you they gave you the correct SMTP setttings but the "Test Email" functionality of that plugin doesn't work... they didn't give you the correct information.

This is some sort of web server configuration issue and i'm not really surprised GoDaddy was of no help because their support never is of any help for anything but the most basic issues. If it requires them to think and actually look into something rather than read off of prompts on their computer, they aren't going to help you.

GoDaddy hosting accounts for the majority of email related support requests for Gravity Forms. It's not a host we would recommend anyone use because of the strange support issues that arise and the complete lack of assistance their support provides in fixing issues.

@signstoyou You would have to get the proper SMTP settings from GoDaddy. It varies from host to host. You may have to contact GoDaddy support directly to get the proper SMTP settings if they aren't available in your control panel.

What I would suggest doing is installing the WP Mail SMTP plugin and once it is installed, activate it and go to the Settings page. Call GoDaddy support and with them on the phone, ask for the proper SMTP settings. There aren't that many settings/options for the WP Mail SMTP plugin.

Then, with them still on the phone, use the Test Email functionality that is at the bottom of the WP Mail SMTP plugin settings page to test those SMTP settings. If they are correct, the test email will send. You need to do this with GoDaddy support on the phone that way if the settings aren't correct you can tell them so right away so you don't have as much back and forth with their support.

@jakilevy Thanks for the information. That is good to know. It's another example of why not to use GoDaddy. They have to be the most frustrating web host to deal with. They account, by far, for the majority of hosting specific issues that we encounter.