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W113 Pagoda SL Group => About this site => Topic started by: Peter van Es on November 16, 2008, 13:03:44

Title: Using personal messages effectively
Post by: Peter van Es on November 16, 2008, 13:03:44
As we've hidden e-mail addresses to protect member privacy, the most effective method of communicating with another member is not to post a reply to their message, but to send them a Personal Message. When you send them a personal message, they receive an e-mail notification with that message included, prompting them to come back to the forum.

Note: DO NOT REPLY to that e-mail if you want to respond to the member who sent you a private message. Because we keep e-mail addresses secret, the mail notification is not sent in the name of the person who sent you the message, but from admin@sl113.org. If you do reply to the e-mail, admin@sl113.org (i.e. I) gets your most private message... I'm sure that is not what you intended -- and I'm afraid I do not forward your message to the intended recipient, because that would take me way too much time!

That is why you receive an automated response when sending an e-mail to admin@sl113.org, alerting you to this thread.

Click the link in the e-mail to respond to the person who sent you the private message via this website!

Peter

 
Title: Re: Using personal messages effectively
Post by: Peter van Es on January 22, 2009, 08:21:36
Many people still do not know about Personal Messages. For them it may be helpful to read this:

http://www.sl113.org/forums/index.php?action=help;page=pm

Peter
Title: Re: Using personal messages effectively
Post by: Bob G ✝︎ on August 06, 2011, 21:25:06
Peter:

Because of my business with  SL Pagoda clients  I have to be able to communicate with them
via my email address. Hope that does not matter to you. By the way I had to leave early on Saturday
and left to California on Sunday Morning. Sorry I could not  say longer. I hope my raffle prize and John Olson's
book which he contributed was appreciated. I been a supporter of this club since its days on the Yahoo forum.

Robert Geco
1968 280SL