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Amazon WorkMail "You have exceeded the sending limit for this account."

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using service "Amazon WorkMail" sending emails to more than 2 recipients and I get: "You have exceeded the sending limit for this account." my coworker cannot even SEND emails, and simply gets that error.

We send maybe 0 or 1 emails per day. There is no way we are exceeding any kind of limitation. Last month we sent 17 emails. Usually there aren't even attachments.

How do I resolve this? I don't see any quota options anywhere nor do i need any warnings on the dashboard or anywhere saying we are "getting close to a quota".

I've found the other posts with questions and links back to the FAQ about how we can't send more than 50k emails per day and we should use SE5 instead. that isn't helpful and i didn't see any follow-up except other people chiming in with the same issue in those threads.

https://repost.aws/questions/QUd2yjVY2SRt69-qB6ktEanw/amazon-workmail-you-have-exceeded-the-sending-limit-for-this-account

https://repost.aws/questions/QUDu9QesjpTAS9-wrevhF0mA/workmail-you-have-exceeded-the-sending-limit-for-this-account

I did see one person suggest that I open a support ticket. How can I do this with the basic tier of support? I don't see any options to get to a support agent or chat.

  • Isaias Cabrera
    a year ago

    Hi dave, I'm getting the exact same error; My service is located at us-east-1 (NVirginia) , what about yours ?? Do you link I't may be something with the region ?? I've look for more info but nothing came up My organization do not send that much of emails eiather. I would apreciate alot any further info you might find. Thanks.

  • coyas
    10 months ago

    (same issue here) if i have 2 past due payments, will I get that issue with the workmail account(and my account get restricted)?

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dave
asked a year ago1.4K views
6 Answers
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already addressed both of those points in my initial post. nothing on dashboard and nowhere near normal quotas.

not sure how to reach out to support with basic level of service.

i'll update here if i find an actual solution or a way to get a hold of support.

dave
answered a year ago
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@Isaias Cabrera mine is also us-east-1 (NVirginia)

dave
answered a year ago
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small update

no issues in billing and payments.

dave
answered a year ago
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https://support.console.aws.amazon.com/support/home?region=us-east-1#/case/create

using above to open a chat. ill see what they do

dave
answered a year ago
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Hi,

I'm sorry to hear you're having problems with sending mails. There are documented limits here. You situation seems like a intentional restriction. This can come from problems with your AWS Account or violations of TOS. For the later you should receive a notification on your personal health dashboard. For the first you will need to reach out to support so they can check your account.

Kind regards, Robin

AWS
EXPERT
robinkaws
answered a year ago
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seems there is an unpaid invoice but its not obvious. anyways i got the invoice number and going to see if we can pay it to fix the issue.

dave
answered a year ago

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