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    Originally Posted by Cheat'R View Post
    Absolutely 100% untrue. 50 is just the max amount of letters you can view at a time.

    Sorry if this thread was a repost.
    It's possible, I know you can send more then one item via the mail, but if they don't let you see everything you send yourself or your alt, then isn't it kinda counter productive?
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