set driver name Mandrill,
'driver' => 'mandrill'
refer this link : http://laravel.io/forum/07-06-2014-mail-with-mandrill-doesnt-work
Agree with @kumarramalingam - check if you're actually using Mandrill (config/mail and config/services files), send an email without an attachment first.
That isn't the problem. The driver is mandrill and I have sent many emails (without attachments) using Mandrill.
Any other ideas?
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