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The limit of sending large number of emails

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    Hi, We have a website that sends multiple emails on many events, but we have heard that if the number of sent emails becomes more than a limit in one hour, the receiving mail server (such as Yahoo! and Gmail) detects the sender as a spam sender and moves all of those mails to receivers’ spam instead of inbox. Our question is that what is that limit and How to ignore or eliminate this limit? Thanks.

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      Hi, We have a website that sends multiple emails on many events, but we have heard that if the number of sent emails becomes more than a limit in one hour, the receiving mail server (such as Yahoo! and Gmail) detects the sender as a spam sender and moves all of those mails to receivers’ spam instead of inbox. Our question is that what is that limit and How to ignore or eliminate this limit? Thanks.

      Be silent and more think.

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      See here[^]; please do not crosspost.

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        See here[^]; please do not crosspost.

        Unrequited desire is character building. OriginalGriff I'm sitting here giving you a standing ovation - Len Goodman

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        because I want several people answer me and that answer it's not enough do you have another suggestion to help me? Thanks

        Be silent and more think

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          because I want several people answer me and that answer it's not enough do you have another suggestion to help me? Thanks

          Be silent and more think

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          Elham M wrote:

          because I want several people answer me

          See here[^], especially point 1.

          Elham M wrote:

          and that answer it's not enough

          Life is hard.

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