I hit the send button and got a red banner message saying my account has been suspended for spam and that it’s not intended to be used for sending out mass messages.
I was reasonable with the support message. I know it has nothing to do with them :)
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I hit the send button and got a red banner message saying my account has been suspended for spam and that it’s not intended to be used for sending out mass messages.
I was reasonable with the support message. I know it has nothing to do with them :)
Once a quarter I have to send out eeveral emails to a list of about 40 people to scheduling, been doing this for a year with no issues.
Maybe that was the moment it checked for authentication at which point it saw you were suspended. So probably nothing to do with clicking reply all
This makes no sense. You definitely need to follow up with support to find out what happened.