Have you ever received emails from individuals promoting themselves and wanting to be your “friend”? The content of the letter is basically the same — how they found your email address, introducing themselves, hobby, and a small note at the end.
I received dozens of these emails in the past. I suspect it could be sent by the same person or it could be the works of a copycat. That is because I could almost memorize the “Note” part at the end of the email. They usually end like this:
Note:
1) No direct sales, please. The best quality products are
available in Tesco, Carrefour and Giant.2) No insurance, please. With more than 10 life policies and PAs,
please leave me alone.3) No unit trust, please. My aim is to grow my existing portfolio of
RM600,000 to RM1.2 million within the next five years, and, I would
like to do it without your “help”.
I wonder what the aim of the email is. Is it to get your email address when you reply and to spam you with other services later? Or is he hoping to trap some girls into going out with them and then…
This is the title of the email, “nothing wrong with knowing a new friend, right?”. There is nothing wrong with knowing a friend but please be careful who you chat with online.
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