Supposedly I am having a conversation with someone about a Carlson product. I didn't start such a conversation and I have not responded to any such request for a conversation and I WILL NOT be responding to it as I have no knowledge about said product. Can this be deleted from my "inbox" or whatever it is?
I believe it was last week I received a notification that I was referenced in a conversation I had not participated in. Turned out it was John Hamilton who was referenced, not me.
I wonder if something similar happened in both cases.
Why not simply respond to sender with "I'm sorry, but I have no knowledge about said product"?
I want to simply "hang up" like I would on a telemarketer. Perhaps this is a shotgun blast approach. Put your question on the regular forum if it's that common. Don't target individuals unless you are rather certain of their ability to help you.
maybe this is the method, try it and report back
or maybe op en the conversation and click this
John, post: 359133, member: 791 wrote: I believe it was last week I received a notification that I was referenced in a conversation I had not participated in. Turned out it was John Hamilton who was referenced, not me.
I wonder if something similar happened in both cases.
I almost did the same a couple of days ago. The forum software lets you reference a person by putting @ in front of their username e.g. @qwert. The problem comes up if there is a space in the username, so if I write @ John Hamilton, it only sees @ John and alerts you.
Maybe there is a user named Holy B-)
Thanks, Peter. It only took me ten minutes to follow your first tip correctly but I succeeded. I did not want to open the conversation. Whoever sent it is now on the "do not accept" list for conversations.
For: In The Sandpit...........maybe it's the dad on Everybody Loves Raymond. He was routinely saying Holy Cr*p.
In The Sandpit, post: 359172, member: 99 wrote: I almost did the same a couple of days ago. The forum software lets you reference a person by putting @ in front of their username e.g. @qwert. The problem comes up if there is a space in the username, so if I write @ John Hamilton, it only sees @ John and alerts you.
Maybe there is a user named Holy B-)
I figured something like that happened, so I wasn't going to cry about it......:-P
Conversations are like private messages. You can start one with anyone on here. But you don't have to respond, you can simply leave the conversation like [USER=60]@Peter Ehlert[/USER] pointed out.
Holy Cow, post: 359113, member: 50 wrote: Supposedly I am having a conversation with someone about a Carlson product. I didn't start such a conversation and I have not responded to any such request for a conversation and I WILL NOT be responding to it....
I got the same conversation request, apparently after you, but I answered it.
It wasn't about Carlson software at all, turns out that it was from Kelly Carlson and she has a surveyor fetish...sorry about your bad luck 😉
James Fleming, post: 359187, member: 136 wrote: I got the same conversation request, apparently after you, but I answered it.
It wasn't about Carlson software at all, turns out that it was from Kelly Carlson and she has a surveyor fetish...sorry about your bad luck 😉
Yet another "Survey Groupie".
It's a tough life.
Holy Cow, post: 359177, member: 50 wrote: now on the "do not accept" list for conversations.
thanks, another .hidden feature...
(hidden for me anyway)
Dang it! Dang it! Dang it!
Here's hoping Kelly Carlson is really a man in drag 'cause I missed that boat.
Edward Reading, post: 359188, member: 132 wrote: Yet another "Survey Groupie".
It's a tough life.
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Holy Cow, post: 359190, member: 50 wrote: Here's hoping Kelly Carlson is really a man in drag 'cause I missed that boat.
I would say no, no, she's simply irresistible....
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RADAR, post: 359231, member: 413 wrote: I would say no, no, she's simply irresistible....
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Greatest music video of all time. (Cue Master Fleming's rebuttal...)
Robert Palmer was a genius......
I have not met an authentic survey groupie since the 70s.
My boss and coworkers never figured out how I disappeared so quickly at lunch and end of day with my vehicle still in the parking lot.
B-)
