Re: (1) OE msgs stuck -again- in outboxs! (2) How to reduce or compress photo msgs?

Read your own message !!!
Why do your think your( and the OP's) ISP has a LIMIT, if NOT for Spam ??

The OP has clearly gone over their ISP's limit, is considered by their
news-server a SPAMMER, and was blocked.
AND,...has stated their news-server support staff has no intention of
changing their policies.

So the fix is real simple. Send one at a time, or change newservers.
If you choose the latter, and actually find an ISP that will allow unlimited
posts, be sure to post the ISP here, so the rest of us can put it on our
kill-file lists.

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"BrianW" <brian@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
news:fs1Ui.598$h95.66@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
A word to AMUN. Unless you have something constructive to say, please
keep your sticky fingers off the keyboard.

My wife is secretary of a large choir, and each week she has to send
announcements to over 100 members (using bcc for legal reasons). We have
to keep the email addresses in two different lists, as our ISP puts an
upper limit on the number of recipients an individual message can have
(from memory it's about 80, but it differs from one ISP to another). If
we exceed this limit, we get precisely the error message Adela gets. It
has nothing to do with spam. In the UK it is necessary to send to
multiple recipients using bcc in order to comply with the Data
Protection Act - as otherwise everybody would get everybody else's email
address. Or I guess you could send over 100 individual emails, one to
each recipient - if you have the time and/or software to do it, and
think that clogging up the internet with masses of duplicate emails is a
good thing to do. :-(

Adela, you could try reducing the number of recipients by splitting them
into smaller mailing lists. I suggest you try to find out what limit
your ISP sets on the number of recipients.

--
Brian


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