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I'm responding to your query as a non-GMX employee.

If I read you correctly, you are asking if GMX can be used to send and receive email with others. GMX.COM is one of the best free web-based email programs. So far as I know it is not affiliated with Microsoft, Apple, Google, etc. You can use it online for webmail from any computer AND you can interface it with any email program installed in your own computer, PC or Mac.

I have used GMX for 5 years and am very happy with it. It is secure and easy to use. Incoming and outgoing mail is scanned for infections automatically. Attachments up to 50 MB are allowed and online file storage is "unlimited" (great if you have too many pics to fit on your camera chip on that long trip). There's an events and schedule calender and direct support. GMX can fetch from other email accounts (if they allow it) and most mobile phones interface fine. GMX is not big on trendy bells and whistles, but that keeps it easy to use and uncluttered.

That said, GMX doesn't work well with a dialup land-line connection, even up to the US phone line maximum of 50-54 kbps. Dialup isn't fast enough to prevent time-outs.

I use Firefox to access GMX most of the time and Internet Explorer 9+ works OK, too. I would expect all other browsers of recent vintage to work just fine.

Finally, GMX (at least last I tried in 2013) won't allow mass emailings to more than 25 addresses at a time. Usually this means you are OK with a short list but must resend the email for each group of addresses above 25. This is a good way of getting the spammers to go elsewhere.

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Yahoo Mail is a Web-based email program that is provided for free by Yahoo.
Anyone can sign up for the service to send and receive emails from friends and family.
Yahoo places restrictions on the size and type of attachments that can be sent and received when using Yahoo Mail.
Any email attachment that contains a virus, is too large or doesn't meet the file type requirements may be blocked by Yahoo.
Virus Scanner

Yahoo Mail scans each attachment that arrives or departs from your inbox with Norton AntiVirus.
If the virus scanning software detects a virus within an attachment, Yahoo will warn you and attempt to clean it.
Yahoo does not promise that every virus will be detected or cleaned by the Norton AntiVirus software.
Only accept attachments from people you know and trust.
Don't attempt to open blocked attachments if it is known to harbor a virus.
Large Attachments
Attachments exceeding 25 megabytes will not attach to an email.
Multiple attachments that exceed 25 megabytes will also be blocked by Yahoo Mail.
Once your attachments reach 25 megabytes, you will no longer be able to add any additional attachments.
If you have many attachments to send that exceed 25 megabytes, send several emails to send all of the attachments.
If you are receiving attachments, let the sender know that you are unable to receive any attachments larger than 25 megabytes.
Slow Connection Speed
It may appear that Yahoo is blocking your attachments if you have a slow dial-up connection because they may never appear to load.
Yahoo isn't actually blocking the attachment, the connection is just very slow.
A 25 megabyte file could take over an hour to download with a 56K dial-up connection.
Your computer may go to sleep or the download may be even slower if you surf the Web while your files upload.
File Type
Only certain file types can be sent using Yahoo Mail.
Yahoo Mail allows you to add audio files, images, HTML files, word processing documents, spreadsheets and many other types of files as attachments.
Some documents are not supported, but you can send unsupported file types by renaming them, including them in a RAR or ZIP archive, creating a Word document with the file, sending the file through Yahoo Messenger or you can upload the file elsewhere and send a link to the file via email.

Yahoo Mail is a Web-based email program that is provided for free by Yahoo. Anyone can sign up for the service to send and receive emails from friends and family. Yahoo places restrictions on the and type of attachments that can be sent and received when using Yahoo Mail. Any email attachment that contains a virus, is too large or doesn't meet the file type requirements may be blocked by Yahoo.

Virus Scanner b> Yahoo Mail scans each attachment that arrives or departs from your inbox with Norton AntiVirus. If the virus scanning software detects a virus within an attachment, Yahoo will warn you and attempt to clean it. Yahoo does not promise that every virus will be detected or cleaned by the Norton AntiVirus software. Only accept attachments from people you know and trust. Don't attempt to open blocked attachments if it is known to harbor a virus. Large Attachments b> Attachments exceeding 25 megabytes will not attach to an email. Multiple attachments that exceed 25 megabytes will also be blocked by Yahoo Mail. Once your attachments reach 25 megabytes, you will no longer be able to add any additional attachments. If you have many attachments to send that exceed 25 megabytes, send several emails to send all of the attachments. If you are receiving attachments, let the sender know that you are unable to receive any attachments larger than 25 megabytes. Slow Connection Speed b> It may appear that Yahoo is blocking your attachments if you have a slow dial-up connection because they may never appear to load. Yahoo isn't actually blocking the attachment, the connection is just very slow. A 25 megabyte file could take over an hour to download with a 56K dial-up connection. Your computer may go to sleep or the download may be even slower if you surf the Web while your files upload. File Type b> Only certain file types can be sent using Yahoo Mail. Yahoo Mail allows you to add audio files, images, HTML files, word processing documents, spreadsheets and many other types of files as attachments. Some documents are not supported, but you can send unsupported file types by renaming them, including them in a RAR or ZIP archive, creating a Word document with the file, sending the file through Yahoo Messenger or you can upload the file elsewhere and send a link to the file via email.

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You cannot attach more than 10 MB(practically not more than 6-8) of files. Also, its time cannot be increased. Please divide your files into various parts and then upload them one by one.

YOU CAN TRY IT FROM FREE MAIL LIKE GMAIL, YAHOO ETC.

HI,
You would not be able to attach such huge file in outlook, because no email service provider ,provides such big space for file transfer using email client.
The alternative is you can upload the file to any of the free on-line storage websites and send or share the link via email to the people you want to send the file to.
Some free on-line storage locations are given below
www.skydrive.live.com
www.adrive.com
www.xdrive.com
www.fileqube.com


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Proton

I think you are overweighting your mail server with such a try. Of course the size of the message and the attachment does matter. Don't send the attachments bigger than 5 MB. Use WinZip, WinRar or other archiver to split big file in to smaller parts.

How large is the file you are trying to send?
It seems the 008 error points to a file that is too large. Gmail supports only 20 MB maximum files sizes for attachments.

You have to shrink the picture down and zip it up.

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