Do you wonder how you can send a PM (Personal Message) to someone on the forum? There’s 2 - two - ways to do it. I’ll show you how to send a message both ways.
Way number 1 - This requires you to find a post by the member in the forum.
Hi! I know it is not about the PMs within the forum, but I would like to see the messages that I have sent to someone on the main postcrossing page, where can I see it?
You can only see these messages in your personal - private email box.
If you indicate that you want to receive a copy of your message, you will receive a copy.
Hello @Safeyre, welcome to the forum!
If you click on their user names, you see the “message” option.
Edit: Very new users cannot send PMs.
Please spend a little more time reading some posts in the forum.
You will then become a “basic” user and can to more things in the forum.
(See: Understanding Discourse Trust Levels)
I have a doubt: just to be sure I’m not doing something wrong:
if I reply to a private message, let’s say thanking someone for a card received, and once it’s sent I put that conversation in “archives” . The receiver will receive that message all the same, right?
(I got a bit afraid that since I put it in “archives” they would not receive my answer anymore)
You are not doing anything wrong. I often put the conversation into my archives after sending a message and the receiver does receive it. (I know it because they acknowledge the message with a heart or they reply to it).
If you click your avatar and then doubleclick the envelope, you’ll get to the list of your private messages.
The messages that are unread will have a different colour than the ones that have been read. You can click on “defer” to make it show up as unread again.
Thanks for the reply. This works. But in the past I could see (choose) the list of private messages sent by me and the list of received messages separately. Now I can only see the list of received messages, I can’t find the list of sent messages (to which no one has replied yet).
Sorry, my English is bad, I’m using a translator.