Friends Requests.

[wardog]

Would it be usual to receive a 'Friends Request' from a member that as far as I know I have not talked to or comunicated with via the forum? Anyone else had similar within the last few days? Regards, Paul.

[David Tremain]

I don't know how usual it is, but I received one the other day, also from someone I had never corresponded with or, from what I can remember, responded directly to any of my enquiries/postings. I have no reason to distrust him, although I'm not sure why he singled me out. David

[WJ Miller]

My experience was the same as David's. Likewise, no reason to distrust it... but now you have me wondering if something odd was happening?

[wright241]

Accepting it gives them access to your album - assuming that you have it set to private..... Think about it.

[WJ Miller]

Hmm, interesting but I don't have any albums. Very little to gain by being my friend I'm afraid.

[wardog]

Bill and David, looking at your profiles you both have the ID listed who contacted me on the 8th May. Perhaps collecting 'friends' is a new hobby. Thanks for getting back to me, I had a hunch I might not be the only one contacted like this. Regards, Paul.

[jeanpit-frenchy]

idem for me ....... all my albums are public....

[Rob Miller]

And me, I was slightly puzzled but you can't have too many friends, can you....?

[Artynut]

Oh Oh! Now I'm worried! I too have had that experience in the last couple of weeks. what's going on? somebody on a phishing expedition? David J.

[HamandJam]

If you do not like it you can always disbefriend sounds a bit harsh but I had to to do it once. Cheers JB