Disturbing e-mail

[MissCroft]

It's not from a client (at least I don't think so).

I received an e-mail from someone claiming to be a young female student wanting to hook up and promising to keep it a secret. It was in my spam folder and sort of reads like an advertisement.


I am a woman and have never received an e-mail like this - I find it disturbing. Should I just ignore it?



Chloe

 

[canada-man]

it's probably a spam advertisment

 

[JohnHenry]

Just don't click on any links in the email.

 

[Malika Fantasy]

Something like that?
I received it from "Anna"

If you text me back right now I will show you what you would like to touch
Wanna take your d@ck and fill my mouth with it

I was a bad girl
If you come to me, I will show you more than just pictures
Don’t forget me

 

[Hiding]

Should I just ignore it?

Yes.

 

[John Henry]

Just do what you always do when you get an e-mail from anyone you don't know or one that is in the spam folder . Ignore it . Why would you let it disturb you ?

 

[lucky_blue]

post the text of the email so we can read it

 

[Samurai Joey]

Chloe, I would concur with all of the posters here -- from the way that you have described the e-mail (and the fact that the e-mail landed in your spam folder), it sounds very much like a spam advertisement, and so you can just ignore it.

 

[Muddy]

If ANY e-mail seems dodgy, it probably is. Kill it!

 

[fuji]

It's not from a client (at least I don't think so).

I received an e-mail from someone claiming to be a young female student wanting to hook up and promising to keep it a secret. It was in my spam folder and sort of reads like an advertisement.


I am a woman and have never received an e-mail like this - I find it disturbing. Should I just ignore it?



Chloe

If you reply you will be invited to chat with her on some new cool social media site, to make the date. You will need to provide your credit card to join. Or something like that. Your credit card will inevitably be needed.

 

[anon1]

Did you buy something recently from an asian online portal site?
I did and I've been getting a shit load of phishing spam.

 

[SexB]

If you reply you will be invited to chat with her on some new cool social media site, to make the date. You will need to provide your credit card to join. Or something like that. Your credit card will inevitably be needed.

Just adding my voice to this; I think it's just a spam e-mail.

Mark it as such and delete it.


The problem with what Fuji mentioned is that for every nine guys who just delete the message, they'll get the one guy who will actually believe that a nubile, barely legal girl wants to chat with him, go on a date and possibly sleep with him.

 

[Mr Bret]

I get a few of these each week.
I just delete them and move on.
If one happens to get opened, I never open any attachments or click on any links.

 

[Titalian]

It's not from a client (at least I don't think so).

It was in my spam folder

That should have told you everything. Don't worry about it. It was taken care of !!

 

[PornAddict]

It's not from a client (at least I don't think so).

I received an e-mail from someone claiming to be a young female student wanting to hook up and promising to keep it a secret. It was in my spam folder and sort of reads like an advertisement.


I am a woman and have never received an e-mail like this - I find it disturbing. Should I just ignore it?



Chloe

Do a google search on the email name of the sender or the content/ text of the email and see what pop up on google. I bet you it some sort of a scam!

 

[MissCroft]

Thanks guys.


I was certain that it was just spam. I've received similar e-mails before - this one bothered me because it was implying that the girl is underage and I don't feel comfortable receiving an e-mail like that.

i get a lot of junk email to all my email accounts from "women" writing to me as if I am a "horny" man wanting to hook up. It's all spam.

Yes, I get those as well as the Viagra and penis enlargement ones. LOL

 

[harryass]

don't even open it and empty your spam folder.