It depends on your membership level. You can see the details on the comparison page. These are the sizes of attachments you are allowed. Due to the way that emails are encoded, an email with 10M of attachments could use 14-15M of quota.

In the web interface, hold your mouse pointer over one of the ? widgets that are next to almost every item of the interface, and a 'tool-tip' with some brief information will pop up. Click the ? to be taken to a help page with detailed information the top of every screen in the web interface, you can click the 'Help' link to get information about using that screen FastMail.FM users have contributed a great deal of more advanced tips in the FastMail.FM Wiki.

There may simply be some Internet congestion between you and [?php echo $brand['BrandName']; ?], or your ISP may be having temporary routing or proxy server problems. Wait twenty minutes, and try again. If you still have problems, read on... Firstly, bookmark this site. That is a monitoring server hosted in Europe (our main server is in the US).

If you received an email you think was spam, forward the entire email (with complete headers) to "abuse@[?php echo $brand['ServerName']; ?]". We'll analyse it to see if the relevant [?php echo $brand['BrandName']; ?] addresses exist and/or have been locked and send a report back to you. In general though, a [?php echo $brand['BrandName']; ?] user has not sent you spam, even although it may appear that they have.

To forward all email as soon as it arrives, click Options, and then Define Rules. Scroll down to the section 'Automatic Notification/Forwarding' and type a single "*" in the 'For text matching' field and select 'Any Header' for the 'Look in' field. Enter the email address to forward to in the 'Forward to' field, choose whether or not to delete the original from [?php echo $brand['BrandName']; ?] using the checkbox, and click 'Add'.

X-Spam-score: is a number greater than or equal to 0. It is the score assigned by SpamAssassin, after any adjustments have been made. It will not have more than one decimal place. This header is used by the normal spam filtering. X-Spam-hits: is a list of the SpamAssassin tests that this message triggered. Definitions of these tests can be found at SpamAssassin's tests page. X-Spam: (deprecated) can be "high" or "spam".

A summary of prices and services. A detailed list of prices, features and limitations of each service level Find out the benefits and costs of upgrading

See what we think the advantages of [?php echo $brand['BrandName']; ?] are, and why we created it , and what our users say . Find out our advantages over other services

Yes you can, but you should be careful. Safelists often generate A LOT of email traffic, which can cause your account to reach our hourly quota limits. If you plan to use safelists, you should signup for an top-level account, and also make sure that you don't signup to so many lists that you receive over 1000 emails each hour.

We don't actually have anything special in our HTML that should cause problems. However, we've heard of this happening with Netscape 4, when you use a 'Secure Login'. Why, we don't know. But if you login with a regular 'Login', it doesn't seem to have the problem.

See this page for a list of known [?php echo $brand['BrandName']; ?] bugs. We try to keep users informed about the current state of [?php echo $brand['BrandName']; ?], rather than in the dark about what's happening in the background. If you encounter any bugs not on the list, please let us know using the [?php echo $brand['BrandName']; ?] support system and we will try to fix it as soon as possible. We always try to keep you up to date, even with known issues or bugs

If you upgrade to Member, Full or Enhanced level service, tag lines will not be added to your emails. Also for Guests, if you change your signature to include the text "http://www.[?php echo $brand['ServerName']; ?]" in the signature, a tag line will not be added.

It's [?php echo $brand['BrandName']; ?], not PrettyGraphicsMail. We're much more concerned with adding more features, than making everything pretty. Suffice to say, we think we've come up with a pretty good compromise of looking neat and acceptable while maintaining speed. Our main areas of concern are improving user productivity. This means being able to do more things, quickly and easily.

We wanted a name that represented what we were all about, providing the fastest email service around. Unfortunately in the .com cyber-squatting world, all the names close to what we wanted were already taken, so we chose to initially avoid the .com address space and settled on .fm as something easy to remember as a shortening of "Fast Mail". For the interested, .

The server has a hard limit of 5MB for sending mail, but they are not made to handle large emails. If messages get over 1 MB in size, you may start to have problems in sending.

We have many domains available for sending email to or retrieving your email from. You can choose one of these domains when you signup as an alternative to [?php echo $brand['ServerName']; ?]

We can accept up to 10 megs through our site. If you have a file of a larger size we suggest you put it on a zip disk or CDR, or call our art department at 1 (714) 573-9313 to arrange other means.

Problems sending and receiving mail are rarely related. See FAQ Questions 1 and 2 for information on how to track down each end of the problem. If the problem affects one particular service, then it's possible that there is a communications block between that service and AOL. Try contacting that service's Postmaster to see if they are aware of problems both sending mail to and receiving mail from AOL.

Most files are approximately 50mb—enough for 11×17 tabloid or A3 reproduction @ 300 DPI. In some cases, resolution will be lower. Larger files can sometimes be provided for a small courtesy charge.

We do not limit email attachment sizes but many other mail servers do. Generally you should keep email attachments under 2 megs in size. If you frequently need to send or receive large attachements then you may want to consider setting an FTP site. Lanlogic agressively opposes spam and limits any single email message to no more than 100 receipients.

SMTP (Simple Message Transfer Protocol) is traditionally the protocol that is meant for transfer of short messages on the Internet and shouldn't be misused for transferring huge data. Maximum message size should not increase 5 MB under normal circumstances and FutureNet Technologies allows a maximum single message size of 10 MB to be sent or received through its mail servers. Please make sure that you are entering your pop-id (e.g. a1234567-1) as your email username.

Maximum size email is 5MB including all email header information and attachments. All though your attachment may not be 5MB the whole email must not exceed the 5MB size.

The maximum size for incoming and outgoing messages is set to 25MB per message. That is both the size of the message and any attachments to the message.

Trailer and its contents together must not exceed truck, hitch and/or trailer tow ratings. Towing vehicle must have a manufacturer's rated towing capacity equal to or greater than the gross trailer weight (dry weight of the trailer plus payload of the trailer).

Currently, you can send short email messages from AltME. We also plan to provide an email gateway that will let you forward select email messages to an AltME message list. Other email-related features are in the works as well.

If you are accessing our mail servers (POP3) from outside our network or from a different provider, you'll need to setup your email client to "Use Authentication" when sending email which will then allow you to send email through our mail servers even though you are connecting through a different provider , provided you are one of our customers. i.e.

With SBC Yahoo! DSL, you can send and receive mail from any web-connected computer or from your current email client.