Is it possible....

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    voodoo OdD

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    ....to resend a pm to a [once previously] full pm inbox ?

    I sent (a rather long) pm yesterday but was told the recipients inbox was full. That's sorted now but I can't seem to find the sent message to resend ?
    It's as if it has been received when in actual fact it's been bounced.

    Where'd it go :confused: ?
     
    voodoo, Feb 4, 2004
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    michaelab desafinado

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    That's happened to me before on PFM and it's very annoying. AFAIK if that happens your PM is history and is lost in the ether :(

    If you hit "back" on your browser it may still be there or otherwise it's worth copying the whole text first before attempting a send.

    I'll see if there's mention of this issue on the vBulletin forums.

    Michael.
     
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    :( .

    Cheers for the clarification, Michael :) .
     
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    TonyL Club Krautrock Plinque

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    By default the message should still be in your sent items folder, I can't remember whether you can re-send it from here (my folders are empty both here and on pfm so I can't check), but if not you can certainly copy and paste the message into a new one and send that. To get to the 'sent items' folder use the 'jump to folder' drop down menu within Private Messages.

    Tony.
     
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    Afraid not, Tony. The system seems to only save the mail when it has been successfully sent :rolleyes:.
     
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