Invited Games message

[VampireM]

I have made a folder in my inbox just so when i am invited to a game it goes there.. i have noticed even after accepting the games that eventually if not deleted the message disappears.. Once it disappears it still takes up the room in that folder, so right now i have no messages in that folder but 50% of the folder is used up still (25 out of 50 messages)..

is there any way to delete these messages other then deleting and remaking the folder? seems kind of silly that it still takes up room after it expires as i often forget to delete them after i accept them... any ideas? or should i make a suggestion in the suggestion and bugs section to make the change that when it expires it deletes and not just disappear and still take up room

[the.killing.44]

Mine says Folder is 184% full (92 from 50 messages stored)

Why does it matter? It doesn't actually take up room

[VampireM]

oh thats interesting, i never actually tried to go past the 100% mark.. thanx killing, thats helpful info:)

[slowreactor]

Its not a problem unless your folders are set with overflow protection - e.g. you set it so that new PMs are put on hold. If that's the case, then just delete & remake the folder, it takes 5 mins.

[Bruceswar]

I have this same problem now with clan Inbox... 0 messages and 45 of 50 in there someplace. The messages end up going to the wrong folder once 100% full. What is the correct fix for this?

[MichelSableheart]

At the bottom of the inbox should be a bar saying "display posts from previous...". My guess is that if you set that to display all posts, you should be able to see and thus delete the messages.

[VampireM]

At the bottom of the inbox should be a bar saying "display posts from previous...". My guess is that if you set that to display all posts, you should be able to see and thus delete the messages.

it is set on see all messages, the problem is the message was deleted by the system but the inbox doesnt see it and still counts it as a spot taken... so the message is gone, just using up the space