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How Many Emails Can You Send At One Time From Gmail? – 550 5.4.5 Daily sending quota exceeded problem?

How Many Emails Can You Send At One Time From Gmail? – How to solve the 550 5.4.5 Daily sending quota exceeded problem?

As an effort to prevent spammers from misusing Gmail, Google has put a max cap on the number of emails you can send from one account, from one IP.

If you are using web based GMail interface, then, the max cap is 500 emails. What ever combination you use, you’ll not be allowed to send more than 500 emails with in a time span of 24 hours.

Alternatively, if you are using Gmail via IMAP or POP, then the limit is still lesser. You’ll not be allowed to send, no more than 100 emails in a time span of 24 hours. This limit might be to prevent users from misusing the export contact feature of Outlook, using which, you can send emails from different Gmail ids!

The consequences of sending more than 500 emails are many and varied and hence you’ll have to be really careful when you plan to send out so many bulk emails!

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How Can I Send Large Email Attachments In Outlook Express

How to send extra-large attachments using Outlook Express

Most of the mail services available on the web today have an upper limit on the size of emails that you can send and/or receive. For most of the services nowadays the limit is somewhere around 20 to 25MB (it is 20MB for Rediffmail and Yahoo!Mail, whereas it is 25MB for Gmail, and a mere 10MB for Hotmail).

Ten years ago, a 25MB attachment limit would have been a dream for most, but with increasing bandwidths and needs, this is not enough for today’s customers. So what do you do if you want to send a file across email which is larger (way larger) than 25MB? This article will show you a cute little trick that allows you to send such large files through Outlook Express.

Simply follow through the steps given below.

  1. Run Outlook Express.
  2. Navigate to Tools -> Accounts to open the Internet Accounts window.
  3. Go to the Main tab, and select the mail account that you use.
  4. Click on Properties.
  5. A dialog opens up, containing various options for configuring the mail account properties. Go to the Advanced tab in this dialog.
  6. Under the Sending heading, select the option for Break apart messages larger than, and use the arrow to set a suitable upper limit.
  7. Click on Apply.
  8. Click on OK.
  9. Exit the Internet Accounts window by clicking on Close.

After this, Outlook Express will break up all attachments that are larger than 20MB (if that is the limit you set) and send the mail in parts. The recipient will receive the email in parts and on downloading the parts; they will automatically combine to become a single file again.

Another option is to use some of the services available on the web – such as YouSendIt, Transfer Big Files, SendThisFile, and so on – that sends your extra-large file across the internet for you.