That is trying to describe the result of using the “after interval” operator on a date field or attribute. The plugin should select those subscribers. It is not an extra step for you do to.
@rsalars You use either the date they signed-up to phplist field or the date subscribed to list field, depending on exactly which you need, with an “after interval” value of 2 days.
@rsalars Those conditions are not being used as an autoresponder.
I don’t understand the condition for the email address, and the second will select people who subscribed to the list after 1 Sep. If you want to send to people 2 days after they subscribed then you need to use the “after interval” operator on the “date subscribed to list” field.
@rsalars Yes that should do what you want.
Note that it will include all people who subscribed at least 2 days ago, so there may well be some who subscribed a lot longer ago, say weeks ago.
If you don’t want those older subscribers to be included then you can add another condition to limit the subscribe date to be later than some date. You appeared to be trying to do that in an earlier screenshot, 1 Sep 2020.