Email size limits.

What is the email size limits used by Verizon. I use Outlook 2010 and have edited the refistry as recommended by Microsoft article and am still unable to send large emails even less than 20MB are rejected.

20MB is the size limit for email attachments using a third party client like Outlook.
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