I’m serious, this arrived in my inbox today. I’ll be marking this as spam, because it’s a cold approach and it’s pathetic. </snip> Subject: Soaring through the Software Development Sky Body: Hey there, Brent Milne! Hope you’re strumming a sweet melody on this fine day. I wanted to sprinkle a bit of pixie dust on our recent conversation about venturing together into the enchanting world of software development services. Just like Peter Pan believes in the magic of never growing old, we believe in the magic of innovation and are fully committed to supporting this project’s flight. Let’s keep our thoughts high above the clouds and work together to make this more than just fairy tales. Looking forward to creating something that’ll have us flying without wings. Catch you in Neverland, The email address used is </snip> Firstly, we have never spoken, about anything. Secondly, they are pretending, via their email address, that they are an Australian company, but their phone number is USA. Thirdly, WTAF? Not even my best friend would write an email so full of fluffy BS as this one. Fourthly, that is the actual formatting used, not the best way to get attention. They will definitely ‘Catch me in Neverland’, since that doesn’t exist they’ll be waiting a very long time. This will be marked as spam because they deserve it. I understand that whoever wrote this email thought they were being super clever and cutesy with all their Peter Pan references, but it doesn’t work. What do you think? Would you reply to this? Never write an email like this, even to your subscribers. Send one of these to your subscribers instead. https://sites.google.com/view/lowcontentbooks/home. Regards, |
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