The maximum message size that can be sent through NCMail is 10MB. This message size is inclusive of the email header information, the body of the email message and the MIME encapsulated attachment if attached.

We have an extremely generous limit of 35 MB. This translates to about 25 MB of original attachments before the encoding process (MIME) adds its overhead. Please be aware that your ISP may have a much lower size limit (see below).

Yes, mail messages are limited to 10 MB in size, including attachments. Because of the way attachments are encoded in an email message, you may not be able to include a file that is 10 MB in actual size. The practical limit is probably closer to 8 MB.

WE do NOT limit the size of your message, but understand you cannot and should not include everything about your service, affiliate program, money-making venture or whatever in ONE message. Besides with up to 52 follow up messages available with our paid service, there is no need to do that. The better, tested way to use an autoresponder is send some information, let your contact think about for a day or two and then have the system send more information automatically.

The maximum e-mail size for emails will be 25Mb. This includes any all attachments and text in the message.

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.

Yes, we currently limit the overall size of emails to around 10mb. Incoming messages larger than 10mb are rejected as they are received, with an error message.

No. But your BlackBerry will only download the first 2K of a message. You can select "More" on the BlackBerry handheld to download the rest of the message or to download the next 2K.

With Outlook at UCOP, you can send and receive messages up to 20 MB in size. However, the precise amount allowable will depend on the attachment. When you add an attachment, the size of a file may increase because transport encodings are automatically added. (Transport encodings are the information that allows your message to be safely sent and read.) This means that in some cases, attachments that are 15 to 20MB in size may push the total message size above 20MB.

When sending an MMS to a mobile, the size limit is 100kB. This may depend on the type of handset you have, so please refer to your handset manual. There is no size limit for MMS messages sent to email addresses.

Yes, we initially set a 128 KB limit on file size for attachments. This limit might change in the future.

Yes, the maximum message size is 8MB sent from your BeCom mailbox. This includes all text and attachments. Please note that your total mailbox allowance is 20MB. This includes all mail stored, within all your mailbox folders at any time.

No, but it's a good idea to limit your attachments to documents or files smaller than 1,000 Kilobytes (1MB). Large attachments increase the size of your email messages and make it more likely that the message will be rejected or mangled during its voyage to your recipient.

CubMail allows any email to be a total size of 10MB including attachments. If you use an email program such as Thunderbird, Outlook or Apple Mail rather than CubMail, you will be able to send up to 30MB total per message. Please note that a file can increase by as much as 30% in size when sending it as an email attachment, so you may only be able to attach up to 21MB (7.5MB if using CubMail). Most types of attachments other than .exe files are now allowed.