fsnet email rejected as "over quota".  Eh???
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Hello\n\nShe might have used up all the space provided for her email account. Ask her to check her mail box maximum size and the current size that she is using. If she is using up all the space then she needs to delete some emails before she can receive others.\n\nHope this helps :)\n\n-------------------------\n\nI checked out that domain name. The free email they allowed me was 5MB :-( (maybe the other email account offers her more). Is she an Orange mobile customer?. If so she might have signed in for a POP3 account. In that case she might be reading her mails from the computer using a mail client (Eg: Microsoft Outlook or Thunderbird) or a mobile phone. If this is true then she might have deleted the emails on her computer or mobile phone which obviously wont delete the emails on the server. So you must try deleting the emails on the server. This can be done by using a web browser (Eg: Internet Explorer). Go to http://www.orange.co.uk/ using a web browser. Type in your email address and password int the box "your email" (to the right). After signing in check the quota progress bar. And delete all the emails that she does not want. One more thing, the mail clients like Outlook Express downloads a local copy to the computer and may or may not be configured to delete the original copy from the server. In your case I think it was not configured :-(. In simple words you can save all the emails you want, if you are using an email client by just downloading a local copy on to the computer (no need of deleting the local copy since you need to delete it only when you exceed your disk space) but you must regularly delete the server copy (only if you don't use the web browser to access the email from other places than your home) since it may exceed the quota.\n\nHope this helps :-) and I didn't confuse you.
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What email service are you using?\nlike OUTLOOK, THUNDERBIRD, EUDORA etc\nOR\nyahoo, hotmail, gmail etc\nthere can be many problems.. we need to filter out some possibilities
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Your brother's e-mail provider is using a piece of software called eTrust Secure Content Manager - this is a spam and policy filter.\n\nSomething about your e-mail is triggering a rejection.  It could be the content - are there any web links in it, language used, attachments etc.  It could be your ISPs outgoing mailserver is on a block list.\n\nTry sending him just a simple message and see if that is rejected.  If it is, try sending from an alternative e-mail address.  If that's still blocked does he have another address you could send to?  If not you may need to get him to check with his provider why it's getting blocked, however if it's a work address he may need to be careful about personal e-mails
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Try enabling POP option in your e-mail program and put in the specifics of your email address in the options windows.\n\nJust incase, call tech support to make sure your account is recognized by the server.
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send me the specifics, please.\n\nsometimes the big email servers break down under traffic, or their spam filters malfunction.\n\nCraig\ncraig@craigslist.org
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The reason for my space is not to have your  email known . If they want they will offer it but seems they chose not to .Sorry there's not any code cracking I know of .
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try again later, they may be having server problems... failing that email them.
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Probably cant email.. Try using  FTP..It works well for sending large files.
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might be a problem with the exchange server, if you are sure you have the address right. they may also have settings to block email with no subject line.
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just see Ur options in the mail .. u must have something wrong in the mail option\n\nor try another Internet browser
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Can your internal users send out? \nIf so, there's something out of whack with your addressing internally. Did you by chance recently migrate up to the SBS2003 server?\nIf so, send me a PM (click on my avatar) and let me know where the mail accounts used to be (internal or hosted/ISP), what platform they used to be on (Exchange 5.5?) and how you migrated them.\n\nAlso please try to generate an email via telnet and that will help determine where the transaction is failing...  \n\nFrom a client machine, open a command prompt and enter:\n\ntelnet myserver 25    (your server name goes there obviously, and the 25 indicates the port you want to access)\n(you should get a Welcome banner here)\nhelo me\nmail from:AdminName@mydomain.com\nrcpt to:AnotherUser@mydomain.com\nrcpt to:AnotherUser@yourHOMEaddress.com\ndata\ntype whatever you want following the data command then a hard return\n.\n(there's a dot there--- the dot closes the conversation)\n\nI'm suspecting we will get an acknowledgement onscreen "Message submitted for queuing" but we may expose a different kind of failure using this manual message creation. The syntax is very particular--- careful where you put the : in the Mail From and RCPT to lines. And don't worry if the screen does not capture your keystrokes; there's a toggle in the command shell somewhere but unfortunately I don't remember what it is, so you may have to copy the command out, write a pause after each line, save it as a batchfile and run it that way.  Post/PM the results...
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I checked all the links for you and couldn't get through. I have a highspeed connection and a wicked good system so I doubt it was anything over here on my end. \n\nNothing went through.\n\nKeep on Truckin!
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Be more specific....what are you using for e-mail? Are you getting an error?
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Depends...you are probably limited to a certain file size by your I.S.P. You may be trying to send attachements that are too large.
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That depends on your service provider.  It is possible for some reason they have the domain that is being used to send you the emails blocked or that it is not recognized.  It is also possible, if you are using email filtering, that they are not in the accepted list.
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Its spam.  Everyone gets it.  What email program do you use?  You may need to adjust your spam filter.
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Have you checked to make sure it's not going into the "Bulk Mail" folder?