Did you get my Email?

On 09/10/2015 14:06, David Hill wrote:
Did you get my Email?
I think that you will have to communicate with her on Facebook, as that
is where she has sloped off too.Sad but true. Have a look at the "Where
has everybody gone", thread for more information. I joined Facebook on
behest of my daughter, I was inundated with emails from peeps I had
never heard of, eventually after much to-ing and fro-ing and quite a
long period of time they seem to have ceased.

In message , Broadback
writes
On 09/10/2015 14:06, David Hill wrote:
Did you get my Email?
I think that you will have to communicate with her on Facebook, as that
is where she has sloped off too.Sad but true. Have a look at the "Where
has everybody gone", thread for more information. I joined Facebook on
behest of my daughter, I was inundated with emails from peeps I had
never heard of, eventually after much to-ing and fro-ing and quite a
long period of time they seem to have ceased.

I've never had emails from people I had never heard of - or people i had
heard of for that matter.

--
Chris French

"Chris French" wrote In

Broadback writes
David Hill wrote:
Did you get my Email?
I think that you will have to communicate with her on Facebook, as that is
where she has sloped off too.Sad but true. Have a look at the "Where has
everybody gone", thread for more information. I joined Facebook on behest
of my daughter, I was inundated with emails from peeps I had never heard
of, eventually after much to-ing and fro-ing and quite a long period of
time they seem to have ceased.

I've never had emails from people I had never heard of - or people i had
heard of for that matter.


Had the same when I joined Twitter, some followed me at the beginning that
looked, from their profile picture, like they may be "ladies of the night",
or for older London folk "2 to 4s". Why such would want to "follow" me going
on about plants goodness knows.
--
Regards. Bob Hobden.
Posted to this Newsgroup from the W of London, UK

Bob Hobden wrote:
Had the same when I joined Twitter, some followed me at the beginning that
looked, from their profile picture, like they may be "ladies of the night",
or for older London folk "2 to 4s". Why such would want to "follow" me going
on about plants goodness knows.


I have an twitter soley for the purpose of public ising www.geograph.org.uk
..

It is regularly 'followed' by commercial operations like betwire or double
glazing companies who exhibit jo interest in geography whatever. I think
they are hoping for an automatic follow back, because number of followers
is the commercial social media version of testosterone. It may also be
passive advertising.

More worrying is the number of people masquerading as dead Jamaican
musicians. There are now 13 instances of Bob Marley in my list.

My most useful Twitter account is one I never post to at all. It merely
follows the highways agency, the met office, and a small handful of very
specialist road&weather condition retweeters. It is very handy for winter
driving.

On Sun, 11 Oct 2015 23:04:11 +0100, "Bob Hobden"
wrote:


Had the same when I joined Twitter, some followed me at the beginning that
looked, from their profile picture, like they may be "ladies of the night",

I know an ex-lady of the night who has a cracking garden in the
manicured sort of way. One of her ex-clients made the garden.

Steve