Hotmail

Hotmail limits the amount of free email, is it per account/email or all a users hotmails combined?
 
you have a 2gb storage limit with hotmail

You have a vast amount of storage space with gmail. :)
 
Kewlies said:
Hotmail limits the amount of free emails that can be sent, is it per account/email or all a users hotmails combined?
Could someone answer this question please, Thanks.
 
I believe the number is really high for the average user. The limitation is meant to prevent spamming.
 
After I send about 200 emails Bcc Hotmail says I've exceeded my limit in 24hr period, will that apply to all my free hotmail accounts or just the one I sent the emails?
 
No disrespect, but if you are a spammer I wish your PC blows up on you. I average 130 spams a day. When I go into work on Monday my Norton takes about 70 minutes to filter through the crap that came in over the weekend during which time my cpu is slow as hell.

Do you really think anybody is going to f****ng care about your message and actually click on it nevermind pulling out their credit card?:mad:

If you are sending out a newsletter for your church, my deepest apologies.
 
Meister said:
No disrespect, but if you are a spammer I wish your PC blows up on you. I average 130 spams a day. When I go into work on Monday my Norton takes about 70 minutes to filter through the crap that came in over the weekend during which time my cpu is slow as hell.

Do you really think anybody is going to f****ng care about your message and actually click on it nevermind pulling out their credit card?:mad:

If you are sending out a newsletter for your church, my deepest apologies.
WTF! I'm no spammer. I have a lot of contacts for business. Forget I asked.
 
Kewlies said:
WTF! I'm no spammer. I have a lot of contacts for business. Forget I asked.

Why don't you get a legit .com. It only costs 9.95 a year and a host, 15 dollars a month. If your business can't afford that what kind of business do you have? You may have also more success by adding your real address and phone number on your e-mail.

Sorry for being harsh before, but it irks me that the whole business world is being burdened immensely by a few guys who send unsolicited e-mails by the millions, for free !! and then complain if their provider puts a limit on.