Once upon a time I received an e-mail from a lovely Peter Wong:
"Subject: Good day
Good day
I am Mr.Peter Wong,from Hong Kong.I have a deceased client funds in my bank i need you to front as beneficiary,If
interested contact me for more information via: jpeterwong4@yahoo.com.hk
Sincerely
Mr. Peter."
As you can see, he signs with his first name there. But that's just how they do it in Hong Kong.
Naturally I wasn't very interested in his offer, but it would be rude to just send him away. I quickly wrote back:
"Good day to you to.
I am Mrs Pew Cork, from New York. I am delighted to meet you, and wonder if you would care to come over some time, so we can play a game of Uno with my friends Wayne from Spain and Lamnam Chrisco from San Fransisco. Looking forward to talking to you in the future.
Sincerely Mrs Pew."
Unfortunately I never received a reply. Perhaps Mr. Peter Wong (from Hong Kong) didn't think I was being entirely sincere. I suppose some people just won't take up offers from strange e-mail addresses. It's a shame, really.
Tuesday, January 5, 2010
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