> You have recently posted more messages than Google Groups allows in a
> given time period. You will not be allowed to post until you contact
> customer support.

No link in that email to contct "Google Customer Support".
The domain registration does NOT disclose a telephone number nor fax
number.

I ***embled - then SAVED - then sent: 102 messages to a Google Group.

After sending the inital message; I went to the "Sent Mail' Folder, opened
the original message and hit "Reply"--- 101 times. This keeps the
pictures in the SET . . . together and--- in sequence.

I believe that"Auto_Responding" is done by software and, to my knowledge,
I have no such software on my computer.

1. ***emble three (3) to six (6) pictures.
2. Save Now, Determines the total KB (650KB + overhead, is the limit,
per post).
3. Send

NOTHING "Auto" about that.

As a Group Owner: Google has NEVER advised me of such AND I was posting---
to my own group.

On Thu, 16 Feb 2006 14:31:10 +0000, Johann Bäcker wrote:

>> You have recently posted more messages than Google Groups allows in a
>> given time period. You will not be allowed to post until you contact
>> customer support.
>
> No link in that email to contct "Google Customer Support". The domain
> registration does NOT disclose a telephone number nor fax number.
>
> I ***embled - then SAVED - then sent: 102 messages to a Google Group.
>
> After sending the inital message; I went to the "Sent Mail' Folder,
> opened the original message and hit "Reply"--- 101 times. This keeps
> the pictures in the SET . . . together and--- in sequence.
>
> I believe that"Auto_Responding" is done by software and, to my
> knowledge, I have no such software on my computer.
>
> 1. ***emble three (3) to six (6) pictures. 2. Save Now, Determines the
> total KB (650KB + overhead, is the limit, per post). 3. Send
>
> NOTHING "Auto" about that.
>
> As a Group Owner: Google has NEVER advised me of such AND I was
> posting--- to my own group.

THE RESPONSE:

Thank you for your note. We have reactivated your account, so you should
be able to begin posting again soon.

Please keep in mind that there are a few ways Google Groups limits posting
frequency. First, we limit the number of messages posted to a single group
within a short period of time. If that limit is reached, posting to that
group will be frozen temporarily, and you'll be instructed to post again
later.

Second, we limit the number of messages a single user can post via email
in a short period of time. If that limit is reached, your posting account
will be disabled. If your account is disabled, you may see a message about
an "autoresponder" or "autoresponding." To reactivate your account, just
visit http://groups.google.com/support, click on "contact us," select
"Report a technical problem," and send us an email. We'll review your
request and let you know what we decide.

Third and finally, we limit the number of messages a single user or
computer can post via our website in a short period of time. If that limit
is reached, posting will be frozen temporarily, and you'll be instructed
to post again later.

The purpose of these limits is to protect Google Groups users from a
number of different types of abuse, including poorly configured
auto-responders, robots, and spammers.

Because the limits are subject to change, we're unable to provide the
exact numbers that trigger them.

Please let us know if you have any further questions or concerns.

Regards,
The Google Team

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