Mail app won't send attachments

A few days ago my macbook pro stopped sending email with attached files, and so did my wife's macbook (both running snow leopard at the start of the problem). Regular mail is sent but both sending an receiving is painstakingly slow. Progress bar appears but near the end the transfer rate slows to reach zero and stays there forever.
Webmail access to my account won't let me send attachments either.
Problem happens with yahoo plus, hotmail and workplace mail servers. Also from home (through broadband telephone access connected to an airport extreme base station) or from wifi access at work, at work downloading messages is fast though. Doesn't happen when sending through my ipad2.
I have reset the broadband modem and base station, rebuilt permissions in both computers, changed MTU settings and upraded my macbook pro to lion with no success.
Any ideas?

I don't think so because I used to send 2MB or 3 MB files with no problem and now it won't let me send a 60K word document. It also happened out of the blue, no system updates or preference tweaking whatsoever.

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