Originally posted by Greg Bernhardt
MajinVegeta thank you for bringing this up. Everyone has a 50 message limit which includes the sent box. Also you might want to clear your PM trackings if you have it enabled.
An overflowing mailbox can lead to important mail being lost or delayed, missed bill payments, and an increased risk of identity theft.
One way to prevent your mailbox from overflowing is to regularly check and clear out any unnecessary mail. You can also opt for paperless billing and unsubscribe from junk mail. Another option is to upgrade to a larger mailbox or consider a virtual mailbox service.
If your mailbox is consistently overflowing, you may need to contact your postal service to request a larger mailbox or to report any issues with mail delivery. You can also consider installing a locking mailbox to prevent others from filling up your mailbox.
Some common causes of an overflowing mailbox include receiving too much junk mail or mail from outdated subscriptions, forgetting to check and clear out your mailbox regularly, or having a small mailbox that cannot accommodate all of your mail.
Yes, an overflowing mailbox can lead to unnecessary waste and contribute to deforestation. This is because many companies still rely on paper mail for advertising and marketing, which can lead to a significant amount of paper waste if not properly managed.