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# Email System Guide

The bot includes a functioning mailing system, allowing users to send messages to other users within the server. This feature enhances interaction and collaboration among users, enabling them to communicate and share resources effectively.

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## How to create an email address

Using <mark style="color:yellow;">/email register</mark> you can create an email. The bot offers different email providers. When registering you will have to provide some information. Make sure to **not** add the email-providers suffix ("@provider.com") in the email name field.

After successfully creating your email address, note down the login information in the final confirmation message. You can log into your email address by using <mark style="color:yellow;">/email login</mark>.

## Sending emails to other users

With <mark style="color:yellow;">/email send</mark> you can send messages with titles to other emails. It is very simple. Before transfering the email, the bot will show you a preview of your email's content. You can decide if you want to send it or cancel the tranfer.

## Viewing your email address' inbox

You can check your recieved emails with <mark style="color:yellow;">/email list inbox</mark>. The same works for your sent emails -> <mark style="color:yellow;">/email list sent</mark>. Copy your desired email's ID and view its content with <mark style="color:yellow;">/email view</mark> [<mark style="color:yellow;">\<email-id></mark>](#user-content-fn-1)[^1].

[^1]: Your desired email's ID.


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