Spam fighting

See, sometimes Microsoft has a good idea . By limiting the number of messages you can send with a free email account, they cut off all those spammers using hotmail accounts to send spam. That would be a good thing, and the 100 messages per day should be plenty for normal users. Really, if you send more than 100 messages per day from an account, you shouldn’t use a free email service!

It’s a small step, I know, but it’s still a step in the right direction!

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