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what is likely cause "Remote host said: 452 Too many recipients received this hour"? can it be fixed? how?
What is likely cause "Remote host said: 452 Too many recipients received this hour"?
Can it be fixed? I use Yahoo Mail
I expect this be on the receiving end, and the receiving server considers email from me spam
Don't know exactly, though, what the most likely cause of the error is.
I had been able to send email to these recipients until about 3 weeks ago.
I can received email from *them*
Can it be fixed? I use Yahoo Mail
I expect this be on the receiving end, and the receiving server considers email from me spam
Don't know exactly, though, what the most likely cause of the error is.
I had been able to send email to these recipients until about 3 weeks ago.
I can received email from *them*
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My only other comment/question is whether someone can some intentionally or unintentially be sending spam to my recipient's server the make it think I am spamming... and if that's the case... is there any other solution than just wait? Or trying to contact each recipients server's postmaster to see iit is spammed by my email?? Yikes what a hastle.
It's not that they think you're spamming, they're throttling yahoo.com. And spammers regularly create fake addresses @yahoo.com, @hotmail.com, @gmail.com, etc. - all of those free services - to send their spam from.
Like I said, there's nothing you can do to control the recipient's server, unless you manage it directly. The policies you're being affected by are likely set at their ISP's level, and the logic behind the throttling is a closely guarded secret of the ISP - they don't share the logic, they don't share when they make changes, it's essentially voodoo. :)
Like I said, there's nothing you can do to control the recipient's server, unless you manage it directly. The policies you're being affected by are likely set at their ISP's level, and the logic behind the throttling is a closely guarded secret of the ISP - they don't share the logic, they don't share when they make changes, it's essentially voodoo. :)
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Thank you for all your helpful comments!
u can send up to 100 email per hour from one account , also the reciepts count has a limit in the message it self