Re: Our Meeting Next Week

[Noah]

Peter (assuming you actually exist),

This is spam. Trying to start a business relationship based on deceit is idiotic - "we" do not have a meeting next week so sending me an e-mail Subject: Our Meeting Next Week is clearly dishonest.

When I am looking for printing services, I will be sure to avoid your company as you clearly cannot be trusted.

Thanks,

 

[Dave Tidwell]

Annoying, isn't it?

 

[ethical PR]

@Noah who are you talking to?

 

[AllUpHere]

@Noah who are you talking to?

Peter.

 

[ethical PR]

Knock knock
Who's there?
Noah from the Ark asking for Peter of the Pearly Gates.

 

[AllUpHere]

I'm not sure if this thread makes more or less sense as more replies are added.

 

[ethical PR]

More

 

[AllUpHere]

More

Obvious really when you think about it. It couldn't have made less sense could it.

 

[Newchodge]

I assume that Noah has received an email from a printing company with which he has no prior connection, confirming a meeting that has not been arranged. Presumably this has been done as a marketing ploy to try to get in touch with a potential client. Noah has, presumably, blown the email sender out of the water and is now warning others of the scam and also warning other potential scammers that the ploy is unacceptable.

Or, possibly not.

 

[Noah]

I assume

In this case, your assumption is bang on - no superfluous asses here. Thank you.

 

[Ian J]

I've just had an email from Peter offering me printing at very cheap prices as he has just cancelled an order for an old boy living on a boat with loads of animals

 

[Noah]

I've just had an email from Peter offering me printing at very cheap prices as he has just cancelled an order for an old boy living on a boat with loads of animals

Those cheap prices may not be so cheap - Peter assures me my commission cheque is in the post.

Anyway, we're controlling printing costs by making our own paper.

 

[Mitch3473]

Those cheap prices may not be so cheap - Peter assures me my commission cheque is in the post.

Anyway, we're controlling printing costs by making our own paper.

Out of papyrus perhaps.