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First, this is not common. But, if your postcard is not registered after 60 days of being requested, it is set to expired in the system. Every time one of your postcards expire, you get back a free "slot" so that you can send a new postcard. But don't worry, the receiver can still register the postcard up to one year from when it was sent.

We know 60 days is a long time, but you need to be patient. Some countries have slower postal services and it can take anywhere from a few days to several weeks for your postcard to reach its destination. Usually, 60 days is enough time for your postcard to travel to almost everywhere in the world and to be registered.

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Lastly, all postcards are saved in Postcrossing, including the ones that are not registered (ie: expired). This data is used to detect misuses of the system. When this is significantly above normal for a particular account, that account performance may receive penalties to prevent it from continuing to affect other accounts. This however is rare and if you always register what is sent you, you don't need to worry about any of this.

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