in message
I am receiving the following message from emails that are
undeliverable with
the email of the recipient and SENDER QUOTA REJECTION. How can I get
my email
to work again?
Don't describe or paraphrase the professed NDR (non-delivery report)
e-mail. Copy and paste it in your post (but munge out the e-mail
address, yours and their's), and include the headers since that shows
who actually sent the NDR. Provided details unless you want vague
replies. Read the following:
http://66.39.69.143/goodpost.htm
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/555375
http://users.tpg.com.au/bzyhjr/liszt.html
Could be you have been spamming or bulk mailing and used up your own
quota with whomever is your UNNAMED e-mail provider. Many that
provide PERSONAL accounts will limit:
- The size of each e-mail. That is its TOTAL size as seen by the
e-mail provider, not the filesize for whatever file(s) you happen to
attach to an e-mail. ALL e-mail, and I mean ALL, gets sent as
plain-text. Encoding is used for HTML and also for attachments.
Encoding binary to text to include in a MIME part within the body of
your e-mail will enlarge the size of the attached binary file by 2 to
3 times its original size.
- The number of recipients per e-mail.
- How many mail sessions you can have in, say, 5 minutes.
- How many messages you can send per day.
- How many recipients (in total across all messages) to whom you can
send e-mails. You might be able to send 500 messages per day but
perhaps you are also limited to 500 recipients, so if 100 messages had
5 recipients in each then you hit your maximum recipient quota.
Check with your e-mail provider on their anti-spam/anti-abuse
policies. They'll know why they generate the message that you got.
The rest of us here can only guess.
