E-mail content: Do you want me to punch your gold card? At that time, I was not a golden crown, so I was moved = =
I asked: Why don't you help me quickly? Despite the heart. But we still have to ask. .
She replied: no. I just want to help others. Sounds super fake. ......
I asked: Really? .
Reply: Really. Don't believe me, I'll exchange numbers with you. Is this always okay?
I said, okay. Password: xxxxx. Quantity: xxxxxx
As a result, after the exchange, hers was completely empty = = We found something was wrong. Just send an email. She said Rush = =
As a result, I deleted my number friend. . . .
Shit. . As a result, I waited for my number soon ... fortunately, I saved it in time and my password has not been changed. . .
This kind of common, be careful = =
Lend me a gold card, which is actually quite common. If the other person has financial strength, he is still your friend. Then borrow it. If you don't trust it. And say I didn't = = I just ran out = =
For the example mentioned by someone, I will give you some corresponding solutions:
1. As above.
You can reply to him. I am useful, not what friends can say best. . Some low-level ones. You haven't seen it. The person who borrows money from you had better not borrow it or ask him to pay the original price. Give him money when she gives it back to him. Or a friend borrowed it. Out of respect. You can ask why first. Or follow him-the latter suggestion is not recommended, and people take you as money = =
3. If you are the owner. Seller. Then you can directly expose it. Just say it. Our shop refuses to accept such business. It doesn't matter.
Then you should give the card first, then the number. Or you can trade gold cards here. You send him an email over there. Meanwhile, when she's sure. You send out the number at the same time-
5. just say: no. It's simple. But if you're friends, That depends on how deep the friendship of making friends is. If they are good friends. You can trust it. It's no problem to change it Don't take anyone as your confidant =-=