March 26, 2003
CNN: Microsoft sets e-mail limits to fight spam
My spin And this is why I do not understand why people use Hotmail for business use!
News Clip: REDMOND, Washington (AP) -- To cut down on junk e-mail, Microsoft Corp. is capping the number of e-mails that users of its free Hotmail service can send each day.
By limiting to 100 the number of messages that could be sent in a 24-hour period, Microsoft's MSN division hopes to stop people from using its service to send the unsolicited messages, known as spam. (full story)
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