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Re: E-mails due to Lugnet inventories
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lugnet.admin.general
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Mon, 18 Feb 2002 02:59:23 GMT
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In lugnet.db.inv, Samuel Christiansen writes:
> In the past 24 hours I have received three e-mails from a Michael
> Chiaravalloti (theoliver50@hotmail.com) requesting that I send him, free of
> charge, several pieces from sets I have inventoried and posted to
> lugnet.db.inv. I am not entirely sure how to handle this or why someone
> would do this. It bothers me a bit that information I posted to Lugnet is
> now coming back to bite me. The e-mail headers don't appear to be faked but
> I'm still hesitant to respond. Has anyone else had this happen? I'm a
> little confused as to the motive. Does he actually believe he will somehow
> get free pieces from someone???
I've gotten wacky emails that are out of touch with reality before.
My response is simply to ignore them. Delete, move on. Don't answer,
because if they're spoofed headers, they may be checking to see if
you're "live." An archival search shows nothing for his name, either
on LUGNET or through Google. So it's probably just someone who's
hopeful but either naive (probably a kid) or just clueless.
My response would be "ignore."
best
LFB
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