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leleka
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Good idea! I would love to be informed when my traveling postcard has expired, but i do mind receiving messages that something traveling to me has
expired, why? I always register everything i receive at the same day. And what a pity to know that i should wait for an official card since that
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masito
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I support the idea of an e-mail to the sender, he knows that he can send another card and maybe he can evaluate if he should send a replacement card.
Instead I wouldn't send a message to the receiver. |
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Corydoras
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I don't need this either way. |
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ibcreative
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Quote: Originally posted by Vorobei  | | Excellent idea! And this e-mail must be send to both person: sender (for receiving a new address) and receiver (for registering postcard if receiver
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Oh, I would hate to get an email as receiver. If I don't register a card, it's because I don't receive it & I wouldn't want to know how many or
what cards I'm missing out on because they get lost in the post. |
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mwquilt
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I would be worried that messaging the receiver might encourage them to ask for a resend, when the rules don't require a resend to take place.
When the sender identifies that a card has expired, they can easily resend if they think it is appropriate to do so, otherwise no-one is worse off,
because the recipient will go back into the pool and receive from someone else and the sender can request another address to send to( I think that's
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