get reply from SystemAdmin "452 Too many recipients" when sending

[Timmy]

I sent an e mail message to25 clients and got a message back from System
Administrator " Your message did not reach some or all of the intended
recipients"
Under each of the email addresses it said " 452 Too many recipients"
This has only just started this year.
Any Help
Tim

 

[Diane Poremsky [MVP]]

Have you asked your admin the maximum you can send to in one message? Or you
can experiment, start with 10 and see if it works.

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[VanguardLH]

I sent an e mail message to25 clients and got a message back from System
Administrator " Your message did not reach some or all of the intended
recipients"
Under each of the email addresses it said " 452 Too many recipients"
This has only just started this year.

Contact your e-mail provider. They know what is their current
maximum-recipients-per-email anti-abuse quota for personal accounts.

Did you yet try configuring the e-mail account in Outlook to
authenticate to the SMTP mail host?

 

[Timmy]

Internet provider;3G; said ask System Administrator ???????
Didnt understand about configuring outlook and smtp
Thanks

 

[VanguardLH]

Internet provider;3G; said ask System Administrator ???????

That is your Internet Service Provider (ISP). They may or may not also
be your e-mail service provider (ESP). There are loads of ESPs of which
only one is your own ISP. You need to contact whomever is your ESP to
find out from them what are their anti-abuse quotas. You can call them
or use their own web help pages. You are paying your ISP so obviously
you are due technical support for their service. If you are using them
as your ESP, call them. Since you didn't mention who is your ESP, no
one but you knows who they are.

Didnt understand about configuring outlook and smtp

Go into the e-mail account that you defined in Outlook to look at its
configuration. One of those configuration settings has to do with
authenticating to the SMTP (outbound) mail host). Did you actually go
look at the setup of the e-mail account defined in Outlook?

 

[Timmy]

Just been in touch with 3 G and they say that 'System Administrator' is the
computer and Outlook is the problem. 3G are my ISP and ESP.