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Emma Powell
  • Investor
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Professionalism when using FB for business networking

Emma Powell
  • Investor
  • Orlando FL
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I use LinkedIn and Facebook both for business networking and get a lot of connection requests from strangers that I will accept after I vet it's a real person etc, then send a PM expressing I'm happy to have them in my network. Most are professional interactions, and I've found several passive investors this way. However, especially with FB, what do you do when the connection wants to just chat or flirt? I block spammers and those with truly inappropriate comments, but chatters and flirters, do you ignore, politely brush off, unfriend, or block?

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John Laney
  • Realtor
  • Newberg Oregon
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John Laney
  • Realtor
  • Newberg Oregon
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@Emma Powell Would you ever really want to do business with someone who starts off an interaction that way online or in person? prob not.

I would probably block and move on, if it is over the top please block and report

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