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Where can I find evidence of company email mailbox limits?

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Where can I find evidence of company email mailbox limits?

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500MB is a lot – I work for a Fortune 500 as well, and our mailbox size is limited to 150, they’ll up it to 200MB if you pay them $20.

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Christ almighty. I have a 10 MB limit at my medium firm. And I get upwards of 300 work related emails a day. And I keep lots of them. One cutesy picture 2 MB email triggers my “your mailbox is full” warning. You guys are lucky.

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I worked for a huge company (one of the top 5 largest UK employers) which had ~30,000 email (Lotus Notes) users. Mail file size limit was 75mb, although the auditing was pretty lax. Every now and then there was a blitz and users were reminded of the policy: basically “this is what your business unit has agreed with IT, this is the amount of disk space they’re paying for, here’s how you reduce your mailfile size.” Mainly people just needed educating on using locally stored archives and above all using one of the file servers to share their huge Excel files, rather than bouncing them around in emails. Anyone who didn’t like it was referred to their departmental budget holder, who in almost every case would tell them to put up and shut up (or very rarely, pay for special treatment in terms of extra storage). Can’t you simply notify the departmental heads in your company that disk + backup tape space=money, and the new limit is being introduced for budgetary reasons? Any employees who thin

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We have 20K users on Exchange. Limits are 50MB with possiblity of upgrade to 100MB if you can convince the Admins that you need more space. Convincing takes at least four weeks as you have to show that you are keeping your mailbox clean and it is still hitting the 50MB limit.

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As a few people have mentioned, having a smaller mailbox means that users are managing data locally rather than having it managed by IT on the server side. While it may shave IT’s buget, it definitely hurts productivity and reduces data integrity, which has a much higher cost long-term.

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