Hi brunodemarchi,

You could use the Observer (publisher-subscribers) to maintain notified all subscriber classes or entities that you need to know about the e-mail activity through some events.

The mail class has a failures method which should give you any addresses that it failed to send to. Not tested this, but this should work...

Mail::send(...)

if( count(Mail::failures()) > 0 ) {

   echo "There was one or more failures. They were: <br />";

   foreach(Mail::failures as $email_address) {
       echo " - $email_address <br />";
    }

} else {
    echo "No errors, all sent successfully!";
}

I believe Mail::send() returns a count of sent items, therefore if you're sending to a single recipient, your code could be as simple as your own example:

if (Mail::send(...)) {...

If you are sending to more than 1 recipient then the previous post is probably more suitable.

My failure doesn't return anything on failure. what should i do.?

Mail::failures is not working properly in laravel 4.2..