Sentences with phrase «email message asking»

Please proceed with caution if you receive an email message asking you to assist with the collection of spousal support arrears.

Legitimate businesses should never send you an email message asking to send your username, password or other information to them in an email message.

Another way to check your status online is to send a secure email message asking about the standing of your application.

Of course, anyone can send an email message asking people for money, but getting the most out of a list over time takes skill, planning, good execution and testing.

NRA spokesman Andrew Arulanandam didn't respond to phone and email messages asking about the group's relationships with business.

Ever since I started Beyond Kimchee, I have received many email messages asking when I would publish a cookbook.

Not exact matches

Schatz still managed to flub one of his questions when he asked Zuckerberg about «emailing within WhatsApp,» which is not a function of the messaging application owned by Facebook.

If necessary, thoroughly cull your list by sending a message asking for permission to continue sending email and keeping only the addresses that respond.

In the space of a few seconds (or much longer if you received an email, a Slack message, or a text) you can evaluate how important it is and how much of an impact it will have on the person asking if you say no.

Who hasn't faced the challenge of being asked for a document, looking fruitlessly across several shared drives, and then searching for clues among email and team messaging streams — only to be caught up in a fresh breaking issue that makes us lose track of whatever we were looking for in the first place?

On the surface, email seems straightforward, not least because the people on your list have asked to receive your messages.

Also ask about their preferred method of communication; phone, email, instant messaging.

Write them an email or send a message via social media with a link to your new article, and ask them to link over to it.

About 2 - 3 times a day a pitch comes in via email, Facebook message or other means asking for a mention or a link.

To that end, our third challenge asks participants to consider their best accounts and create message maps to use in semi-personal email templates.

Morgan's baseline for measuring the quality of his email messaging to ask: Would I respond to this?

When Tim emailed me to tell me about his recent visit to a Quaker meeting, I asked him to turn his message into a guest post.

To ask your own questions on future episodes, feel free to comment on the blog post of any episode, contact me through the contact form, message me on Facebook, or send me an email.

So I'll just message whoever it is whose recipe I'm making, ask them to email me a photo, and draw them on here.

Which is why I am so grateful and appreciative for every question I get asked, for every email that I receive and for every facebook message and text that I get.

This morning Meryl Dorey, ex-president of the AV - SN, sent an email to her Yahoo Group (message # 48461) asking her flying monkeys to hit up the editor of the Courier Mail newspaper.

On Aug 2 I sent some text message here and there, emailed the N@Wies asking if anybody's interested and by Aug 4 the shoot was set and we had 16 mommies (with varied ages of babies from 2 months old to 3 years old and we also have a twins in the set, galing!)

They have patiently waited for my attention while I answered a parent's email or message asking for help with a parenting issue.

Every morning when the kids are eating breakfast, I sit down to check my email and often get messages from people asking for advice or looking for encouragement.

He'll also take appropriately titled emails as well as messages sent through an Ask George Facebook group.

Fast and effective response tools include online ads (particularly Google / search ads on queries related to the story), YouTube videos, blog posts and social media messaging, and of course an old - fashioned email to supporters asking them to help.

All else flows from that — once you have their email, you can stay in contact and spread your message, ask for donations, volunteer signups etc..

In case you're wondering, Trump doesn't seem to have an organized equivalent: the closest I could find was this message asking us to follow him on Facebook and to use the campaign iPhone / Android app... a bit higher a bar to clear than simply joining an email list.

It wasn't a unique question; it was one that many of us have been asking: whether or not the consistently negative messaging in the dozens of Democratic fundraising emails sent every week could have suppressed the Democratic vote or otherwise hurt.

By comparison, the Republican party emails over the past few months have largely been scare messages about Hillary Clinton (actual sample subject line, verbatim: «Waiting for Hillary's Judicial Nominees????») or MoveOn.org, tied to an explicit ask for cash.

Using other online tools such as email and Facebook and even offline tools like phone calls and text messages, they urged supporters to ask Susan to use her relationship with NYC Council Speaker (and expected candidate for NYC Mayor in 2013) Christine Quinn to allow the council to vote on paid sick days legislation.

So, on Friday we were rushing to get an alert out and at the same time experimenting with asking people to write their own message based on some talking points we provided, which is supposed to be more effective than sending in identical mass emails.

If we're going to ask people to compose a unique message, we're going to make it clear at the beginning of our email and the top of the action page what's up.

A political candidate has sent an email message that lays out a substantive policy position and DOES N'T just ask for money.

His message is clearly unsolicited, since I haven't asked to receive email from him, but since it's political his entreaty is immune from spam restrictions.

Smart use of email fundraising from the Daily Kos activism list today: they sent out a message this afternoon asking activists to support last - minute Get Out The Vote work on behalf of three separate several Democrats running for state legislature in Virginia.

Email remains a key tool for most online communications campaigns, and Delany works with clients to grow their lists, improve their overall messaging and boost the response to their advocacy and fundraising asks.

The 15 percent that received emails almost certainly ASKED to get those messages from candidates and campaigns, whereas the 38 percent who'd been robocalled or phone - banked almost certainly hadn't.

The Republican National Committee has asked their email list members to sign up to receive election - related news and action alerts via text message.

A couple of them illustrated a dirty little secret to Facebook success: if you want to get your content widely shared, and you have an email list, send out a message asking people to share it.

Percoco again asked Howe for help, in an email message ending with «arghhhh.»

Some ConservativeHome readers will receive his email in any case, but many will not, so we have been asked to publish David's message in full so that everyone who has written to him knows how much he and the Cameron family have appreciated it.

They were asked about direct victimisation (e.g., «been hit / beaten up» or «called bad / nasty names»); relational victimization (e.g., «had nasty lies / rumours spread about you»); and cyber-victimization (e.g., «had rumours spread about you online,» «had embarrassing pictures posted online without permission,» or «got threatening or aggressive emails, instant messages, text messages or tweets»).

On their Facebook group and in an email to ScienceInsider, organizers repeatedly asked for patience as they strove to get their «messaging, action items, and announcement right the first time.»

I've gotten many emails, comments, and social media messages in the last few days asking what my take on the subject is, and have spent the last several days researching all of the claims from both sides.

I sent her an email to her this morning and sent along a link of this podcast along with a message asking her to please listen to the podcast may be considering encouraging children to use their education to work towards their dream.

Im not sure how to email you this message but il ask my friend tomorrow

Update November 18, 2016: I emailed Interplexus asking if they will be bringing back the original Seriphos formula and received this message from them:

I emailed Interplexus asking if they will be bringing back the original Seriphos formula and received this message from them: «Yes, the information is correct we will be returning the previous formula of Seriphos and are expecting to have it late November, unfortunately we do not have a completion date as of yet so the estimated time frame is not a guarantee.

Now, I EASILY get 3 - 4 emails and / or messages a week (probably more) from friends and readers who ask me something along the lines of, «I want to start a blog!