Sentences with phrase «email from people trying»

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I can't stand when I get an email from someone trying to pitch me and it looks like it's a standard email they sent to 20 people hoping to get a response from one.

Meanwhile the bureau's San Francisco office is trying to identify the people who called themselves «Guccifer 2» and posted emails stolen from Clinton campaign manager John Podesta's account, the sources said.

After all of this shit and the Emergent cult and Solomon's Porch with a crack pot Pastor Doug who covers up affairs, and rationalizes divorces, and tries to have sane people admitted into mental hospitals... then instructs Steve Knight (the webmaster at Emergent Village) to wipe out all of the posts and cross posts between he and Courtney Perry's and take down her bio from the Board of Directors page and «clean up the website,» all within 24 hours of my coming to his home crying and sharing the sex emails.

For instance, if you're trying to elect a Senator two years from now, you have time to build an email list and a social media following and to convert those people into real - world donors and door - knockers.

The 1,500 pages of redacted emails, dumped to the press the night before Thanksgiving, show one of the mayor's closest advisers, Jonathan Rosen of the Berlin Rosen public relations firm, weighing in on everything from the mayor's universal pre-K plans to recommending people for city jobs and trying to get First Lady Chirlane McCray to speak at galas for his clients.

Eduardo Sanchez emails me: «I learned about Stanley Burrough's Master Cleanse from CureZone and was pretty intrigued by what people experienced with it, so I decided to try it for myself.

It makes me sad when we get emails from people who struggle and try and work hard to get healthier, and to better at push - ups, and just can't seem to make any progress.

I get emails daily from people trying to get me to affiliate their products, and I turn 99 % of them away because:

According to data from Match.com, almost half of singles in the U.S have tried online dating and it's safe to say most people... Log in with your email and password to search the profiles.

But the take home message here is to arrange the first date fast after you feel that there's nothing really wrong with the other person - and avoid falling into the trap of trying to get too much in information just from emails, instant messages and phone conversations.

A number of these folks may also try to illegally collect private email addresses from herpes groups and message boards they join, and may then send Spam emails to people they don't know, trying to give personal testimony recommending a herpes / STD dating site, which is really just the same as PositiveSingles.

If you are not yet comfortable meeting your new friend in person, Hood says to at least try to move away from the confines of the dating site by getting their email...

When you get an email from someone, you'll have to spend time trying to figure out if it's a real person or a bot.

I found that many prospective Sugar Daddies were very understanding, and some even totally got how stressful it can be to try to make ends meet when you are in college (honestly — sometimes it was just nice to respond to emails from people who got where I was coming from, even if we never met!).

After my review of The Choice, which I hated, I got a slew of «why do you even review movies if you hate everything» emails, including one from a person who suggested that I just «try and put a positive spin» on my reviews.

Good day everybody my name is Nelson Mac am from Sweden but i live in United State San Antonio Texas few years back i was financially strained i rushed to my bank to apply for a loan to start up my business but i was denied by my bank because of my credit score and they could not help and due to my desperation i was scammed by several online lenders who promised to help me but at the end i was scam i lost my money and my hope because i was so frustrated, One day when i was going through the internet again i found one lender call Mr Larry Scott i thought to give it a try one more time to my biggest surprise he was able to lend me a secure loan totally the amount of $ 200,0000 for the first time in my life i realize that there are few lender who don't scam people his name is Mr Larry Scott i will advice any body that are in need of loan to contact him with his Email ([email protected]) he can be able to help you because he was a God sent to me this year and i will never forget him for the help he render to me.

Every day I receive emails from people who are trying their best to figure out how to come up with the funds to pay for what their beloved pets need.

«Highly adoptable» animals like poodle puppies or Siamese kittens tend to land us up to 20 emails per day from pre-approved adopters, so if you are interested in a pet like this, please try to understand that many other people are also.

firstly thank you for all the messages regarding the email subscription and feedburner... a few things... since the accident in our family I have not published any Beach Cottage Newsletters (they will be back soon) so if you haven't received the weekly little message from me with a few extras from Beach Cottage Land and a bit of a round - up of what's been going on, it will be back soon, it's not that you've been removed from the list or anything like that — I have been so busy at the moment with sooo many appointments and medical stuff and well you know the gig with three kiddos plus if I'm truly honest I just haven't had it in my to greet people with what's been going on here when in my heart I feel like cr*p... (If you haven't subscribed and want to for when the Newsletter goes out again you can see a little box up there to the top right on the main page, just add your email address to that — I promise I won't ever spam you and nope I won't try to sell you my left leg or indeed bombard you with advertising or affiliate links)

rant and the usual rage people [email protected] on about when they aren't trying to butter up others:P Seriously though it's cool to see N4G getting such recognition from sites and such lately.

The owner further explained that he / she had never received an Email from this person before, and has no idea how to go about trying to confirm whether the source or image is legitimate or a hoax.

My list of negative experiences with Art Storefronts is pretty large but to sum it up in short I feel I've lost control of my business (my authorized print studio has more control than I do), I receive weekly emails (3 yesterday alone) from people trying to buy but are too confused by the print design interface on the product pages... With Shopify I can continue offering various price points with drop shipping from my reliable print studio, and build the site way it should be.»

Once a month I sit down and try to crank out a sincere, inspiring, inviting newsletter to my people... It's a daunting task, especially when aware that the nuances of the email will elicit positive or negative responses from them.

«There are a handful of people and organizations who have tried to cloud the debate... they have engaged in this 11th - hour smear campaign, where they have stolen personal emails from scientists, mined them for single words or phrases that can be taken out of context to twist their words, and I think this is rather telling... Those advocating inaction don't have the science on their side, so they turn to this last minute smear campaign.»

Again, not trying to accuse, but how do we know that first person (possibly one of the co-authors that McCulloch emailed) did not get his info from McCulloch's post at CA?

As someone else mentioned, I also try to capture the person's information, usually from his / her business card and then send a follow up email or phone call later.

Maybe try your script for prospects (be it phone, email or text) on some other people and see if anything would deter them from showing up.