Multiple cards in an envelope is totally fine; I was imagining someone hanging onto a random address and repeatedly sending cards one at a time over a longer span of time, without having had other communication with the recipient. In the latter case, as the recipient, I would be suspicious of the intent.
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Yes, the long period of time would be a bit creepyā¦ like receiving cards for a whole year without a reply from the receiver 
But not in the case when theyāre sent quite simultanously.
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I do honestly think itās kind of creepy but I guess doesnāt actually break any rules? So other than a PM to ask them to stop Iām not really sure what you can do.
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Too right! Too right!!! 
Is there something about the profile, cards, or the messages that seems suspicious? Iād have taken it as a free gift if there is nothing to indicate itās not. I have sent multiple cards in some cases as a thanks to a really awesome card or I have extras that someone says they canāt live without, but I always state the reason and that itās a free gift.
And just wondering? Why is it just Americans (like myself) that find this suspicious? Too many episodes of Investigation Discovery?
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Once I recieved two cards in an envelope, and one other time a sender sent two separate cards, but explained in both cards to expect them. A few times Iāve gotten thank you cards, but I knew they were coming. But never four cards from the same person/ID. Iād tell the sender thanks, but that no more cards are necessary.
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He has sent me 3 so farā¦each card has a message theme of things he loves which is positive/uplifting! (For those unfamiliar with the US we have had waaaay tooo much negativity for quite some time). I think he may have bought several of those 100 cards in a box and needs to move them along. But it fills my mailbox and thatās ok with me
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Letās consider the possibility that the sender is committing a random act of kindness and generosity. Seems like the Postcrosser way.
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