Paulette Carr on mon 5 apr 10
The other days I submitted a message to Clayart regrading my inability
to access a link on facebook. This morning I received an email from
Facebook (dated the day after my message hit this list):
"Hi Paulette,
Use the automatic Friend Finder for (my email address - now removed so
that it will not go to a search engine). Now it will be easier than
ever to share and connect with your friends...."
I am concerned that someone may have signed me up - and since this is
the only place I ever discussed not being on facebook and members of
this list have access to my email address and name (and this came
right after my post) I am wondering if someone on this list signed me
up OR if this is spam. Did anyone else get this?
Just to make it very, very plain... I have absolutely no interest in
being on facebook or any other social network - my time is filled from
morning to night (clay is only part of my life) and I do not have time
to connect with virtual friends - if I want to do that I will write
them an email - or pick up the phone. It is not that I am incapable of
joining... I just do not want to join. That is my position. I do not
want to be connect through facebook or anything like it!
Before I go off the deep end... did others get this? If not does
anyone know why it would look like I have signed up for Facebook?...or
been signed up? ... or is this just a marketing ploy, and how would
they know my name and email address?
Thanks for any information or guidance that you can give me.
Paulette Carr
Paulette Carr Studio
www.paulettecarrstudio.com
St. Louis, MO
Anthony Ferguson on mon 5 apr 10
Paulette,
Someone tried to invite you--probably via their address book. Just simply
reject it if you do not want to join.
Tony Ferguson
On Mon, Apr 5, 2010 at 6:59 AM, Paulette Carr
wrote:
> The other days I submitted a message to Clayart regrading my inability
> to access a link on facebook. This morning I received an email from
> Facebook (dated the day after my message hit this list):
>
> "Hi Paulette,
> Use the automatic Friend Finder for (my email address - now removed so
> that it will not go to a search engine). Now it will be easier than
> ever to share and connect with your friends...."
> I am concerned that someone may have signed me up - and since this is
> the only place I ever discussed not being on facebook and members of
> this list have access to my email address and name (and this came
> right after my post) I am wondering if someone on this list signed me
> up OR if this is spam. Did anyone else get this?
> Just to make it very, very plain... I have absolutely no interest in
> being on facebook or any other social network - my time is filled from
> morning to night (clay is only part of my life) and I do not have time
> to connect with virtual friends - if I want to do that I will write
> them an email - or pick up the phone. It is not that I am incapable of
> joining... I just do not want to join. That is my position. I do not
> want to be connect through facebook or anything like it!
> Before I go off the deep end... did others get this? If not does
> anyone know why it would look like I have signed up for Facebook?...or
> been signed up? ... or is this just a marketing ploy, and how would
> they know my name and email address?
> Thanks for any information or guidance that you can give me.
> Paulette Carr
> Paulette Carr Studio
> www.paulettecarrstudio.com
>
> St. Louis, MO
>
--
Cheers,
Tony
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