PM prompt with no message?

[jentay1367]

Every time I sign on to my account, I'm prompted that I have a message. None exists but I can't seem to get rid of the prompt. Any suggestions? Thanks.........Lisa

[FTMax]

Thanks Lisa, we are working on it!

[jentay1367]

Thank you, Sir!

[sarah1972]

One way to clear this is to click on "Actions" (above the Date column) and select "Mark All Read". That has cleared the strange [1] and stopped the pop up. Just a workaround and as Max stated, it is being worked on.

[jentay1367]

You ROCK Sarah! That totally fixed it. Thank you!!

[FTMax]

Also if you click someone's profile there is no facility to PM

That's because you need to write 15 quality posts in order to have PM privileges turned on.

[Crose213t]

It's hard to post 15 times when you are new and don't know anyone.  I don't want to post random worthless posts but a short reply here and there is necessary I think.

[Northern Star Girl]

It's hard to post 15 times when you are new and don't know anyone.  I don't want to post random worthless posts but a short reply here and there is necessary I think.

@Crose213t
Dear Corey:
Please be patient, you will be surprised how quickly you will accumulate legitimate posts here on the Forums as you get involved in sharing your questions and concerns with other members.

No need to pad your posts with random worthless comments...
.... that is not necessary and when it is done it is very obvious to all.
Plus, as you have read in the LINKS with the Rules here, post padding violates the terms of service here.

I have attached the LINK below that gives you more information about all of this:

(Post Ranks by Administrator Susan) https://www.susans.org/forums/index.php/topic,114.0.html.
"If I see someone I think is posting for the sole purpose of increasing their post count I may take action. My options include removing their post(s), reducing their post count total, and/or smiting the users reputation. There's no need to artificially inflate your post count it will come fast enough on it's own. Look at this as giving you things to look forward to over the years."

Thanks for joining Susan's Place early this morning. 
I will be looking for your posts and comments all around the various threads.

Best wishes,
Danielle