Hi Maria,
Sorry. I am ploughing through the other volunteers at the moment.
Nicola
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Sent: Saturday, January 12, 2019 6:45:57 PM
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Subject: [eccotalk] Re: Yoga stuff - is this for real or a scam?
I signed up and have heard nothing since Christmas although I heard back prior
to Christmas!
Maria
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On 12 Jan 2019, at 18:09, Moira Priestman
<moirapriestman@xxxxxxxxx<mailto:moirapriestman@xxxxxxxxx>> wrote:
I don't think we have but I did receive a flyer for Yoga Physio in a hand
written envelope. I've no idea how or why that was sent to me.
Moira
On Sat, Jan 12, 2019 at 10:12 AM ramen fides
<ramenandfides@xxxxxxxxx<mailto:ramenandfides@xxxxxxxxx>> wrote:
Hello neighbours,
A while ago there was a message on ECCOtalk asking for volunteers for yoga
sessions. I responded to that offer, because Ramen & I were interested, and we
got an initial response, but we never got any dates or any further information.
Instead, we now get advertising 'newsletters' from some yoga teacher that we've
never heard of. The newsletters claim that we're 'subscribed' - that's the
usual way spammers go about their business... And of course the newsletters
have a link to 'unsubscribe' - that's the usual way scammers go about their
business. However, we've checked the yoga teacher's website, and it seems
genuine - we just haven't got a clue how we ended up on their mailing list!
I'm just wondering whether those two occurrences are linked.
Question: Has anyone else had similar experiences through conversations on
ECCOtalk?
Best wishes,
Fides