What can occur if an organization exceeds the sending limit of messages in Google Workspace?

When an organization exceeds the sending limit of messages in Google Workspace, users may experience temporary restrictions. Google Workspace implements sending limits to protect users from spamming and to maintain the overall health of its email service. Exceeding these limits typically results in a temporary suspension of the ability to send email, which can last anywhere from a few hours to several days, depending on the type and frequency of the sending activity. This measure is in place to prevent abuse and ensure a fair use policy for all users within the service.

Options suggesting that messages will be deleted or archived do not accurately reflect the behavior of Google Workspace under these circumstances. Additionally, the requirement for new accounts is not a standard consequence of exceeding message limits, as managing sending practices is generally the suggested remedy. Therefore, the correct understanding of the implications of exceeding message limits focuses on the temporary restrictions placed on users.