- Plusnet email size
- Posted by NAZGUL on September 29th, 2003
What is the max size of an email and what is the size of the storage?
- Posted by Paul on September 29th, 2003
Its Big, I am with F9 there sister isp and its something like 10 meg, I have
never had a large file attachment rejected unlike some isp with there
poultry 1.5meg limit.
Paul
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- Posted by Graham in Melton on September 29th, 2003
On 29/9/03 8:24 pm, in article
7c80e14705c0caa71018de6d4749b85b@news.teranews.com , "NAZGUL"
<nazgul@war.org> wrote:
Outlook express has a 10Mb max AFAIK so thatıs relevant as well.
- Posted by Bob Eager on September 29th, 2003
On Mon, 29 Sep 2003 21:21:33 UTC, "Paul" <paul@staticx.f9.co.uk> wrote:
Well, 1.5MB is mere chicken feed!
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- Posted by Alex on September 29th, 2003
Bob Eager wrote:
100MB I think - pretty stupid if you ask me... Email's a crap way to send
such large files.
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- Posted by Bob Eager on September 29th, 2003
On Mon, 29 Sep 2003 21:57:47 UTC, Alex <noreply@letmethink.co.uk> wrote:
Did you miss it or just ignore it because it was so awful?
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- Posted by NAZGUL on September 30th, 2003
"Alex" <noreply@letmethink.co.uk> wrote in message
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Bob Eager wrote:
100MB I think - pretty stupid if you ask me... Email's a crap way to send
such large files.
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Thats good, I need at least 50mb which is what I have now and I need to be
able to send and recieve at least 10mb files, and with them having 250mb web
space it is looking much better than what I have at the moment with internet
central, though I have email from 1and1 but am looking at consolidating to
save money
- Posted by Bob Eager on September 30th, 2003
On Mon, 29 Sep 2003 23:54:42 UTC, "NAZGUL" <nazgul@war.org> wrote:
I don't know why I bother...it wasn't THAT bas a joke!
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- Posted by David Hearn on September 30th, 2003
"Graham in Melton" <nospam@nospam.net> wrote in message
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Nope, I've sent > 100MB files using Outlook Express (this is before
encoding).
D
- Posted by Alex on September 30th, 2003
Bob Eager wrote:
erm... no comment... :P
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- Posted by Mike Tomlinson on October 1st, 2003
In article <382f80000e0d443b9c0d3a5a8f9a3db7@news.teranews.co m>, NAZGUL
<nazgul@war.org> writes
Email is a really crap way to transfer big files. The 7-bit encoding
required adds about a third to the size of the file. Do it some other
way - FTP or HTTP.
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- Posted by Mike Tomlinson on October 1st, 2003
In article <176uZD2KcidF-pn2-5cWBn1dOrWPG@rikki.tavi.co.uk>, Bob Eager
<rde42@spamcop.net> writes
*whoosh*
(poultry in motion)
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- Posted by Bob Eager on October 1st, 2003
On Wed, 1 Oct 2003 04:13:40 UTC, Mike Tomlinson
<mike@NOSPAM.jasper.org.uk> wrote:
That was a really fowl followup...!
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- Posted by David Hearn on October 1st, 2003
"Mike Tomlinson" <mike@NOSPAM.jasper.org.uk> wrote in message
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Yup - there's far better ways to do it, but sometimes its just not feasable
to use these other methods - eg. recipient doesn't have an FTP server, or
your recipient is in a different timezone and you can't keep your machine on
when they need to pick it up via HTTP etc.
D
- Posted by Pete Smith on October 1st, 2003
In article <ble930$fef$1@news.ukfsn.org>, dave@NoSpamSwampieSpammer.Org.Uk
says...
Ever tried using those "Online Storage" systems (Xdrive etc). Basically a
server where you can stick your stuff, and others can get it.
I've never used them BTW, just suggesting!
Another idea is to use your Plusnet WWW space - create a directory not
linked from anywhere, and stick your file up in a password protected ZIP
file (just in case).
You could always leave your PC on ;-)
Pete.
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- Posted by NAZGUL on October 1st, 2003
"Pete Smith" <pete_news@lethe.org.uk> wrote in message
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In article <ble930$fef$1@news.ukfsn.org>, dave@NoSpamSwampieSpammer.Org.Uk
says...
Ever tried using those "Online Storage" systems (Xdrive etc). Basically a
server where you can stick your stuff, and others can get it.
I've never used them BTW, just suggesting!
Another idea is to use your Plusnet WWW space - create a directory not
linked from anywhere, and stick your file up in a password protected ZIP
file (just in case).
You could always leave your PC on ;-)
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If I did move to Plusnet the web space would be used up for my web sites and
I use email because it is the easiest way for me to send the files I need to
send to my friends and email does add a lot of extra padding to an email but
then ftp or http can also use a lot of bandwidth if data needs to be resent
during the download
