How to overcome the outlook daily email limit

This is the worst customer service I've seen in a while from Microsoft. Just imagine, you're sending an email to 86 email addresses as your community HOA secretary (which you do 1-2 times a year) and you get a message that Outlook is blocking you from sending because they're trying to prevent spammers. This is my after-work volunteer gig... and you're blocking us Microsoft? If this isn't a reason to switch go Gmail, I don't know what is. If this isn't resolved soon, you'll only be left with corporate clients. I'm not even close to approaching sending to 500 email addresses a day and it's still blocking me. Major fail Microsoft.

What an utterly unhelpful response. We are a charity with a database of over 500 hundred clients. We are being prevented from doing the work that the Charities Commission expect us to do. We have made an official complaint to them about, not only your restriction, but your inability to address the issues that all the people in this thread have raised.

Our Trustees now want us to raise this complaint officially with Microsoft and other organsiations in light of the financial impact your restrictions are having.

At the very least, you should be prevented from responding to issues that paying customers of Microsoft have, with a reply that is essentially saying 'we are unable to help you because we are unable to help you.'

I HAD TERRIBLE EXPERIENCE WITH MICROSOFT! I now have a better solution. Purchase APPLE COMPUTER!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! AND YOU WILL NEVER DEAL WITH THE CHILDISH APPROACHES OF PEOPLE FROM MICROSOFT!-ESPECIALLY SOME FROM BANANA REPUBLIC.

THE PLATFORM IS PROBABLY OK, BUT PEOPLE WORKING THERE WITH SHORT TEMPER BOSSY ATTITUDES ARE DESTROYING GOOD COOPERATION!

I updated to 365 Family to be able to send emails to our 167 members but you still will not allow it. How can I do this? If it is not possible I will cancel my subscription and change to gmail who do.

Can you show me where this is written in your Terms and Conditions - of PURCHASE (i.e. for those of us who have purchased MS 365) .

You have cited Terms of Use. ****

1. I would like to know if you clarify that there will be issues with Outlook and the limitations of sending emails at the time of Purchasing the product.
2. Please state the clause and subclauses

You have forced me to Accept the Microsoft Answers Platform - Terms of Use

1. I don't live in the US;
2. "If you’re a small to midsize business, you might also want to check out general resources (Admin training video library | Microsoft Docs) to help you set up your small business or view our resources around remote working (Empower your small business with remote work (microsoft.com))." - Most of us on this forum are small to midsize businesses.
3. All of us have purchased a product (meaning we paid for it)
4. I don't live in the US - the waiver does not apply to me