serious fb question

[BunnyMacDougal]

I got an inbox message from a friend of a friend's sister.  H's friend of a friend's sister.  We've met exactly twice and are friends because of the friend of a friend's wedding party.


Soooo.  She messaged me "what's your number and when in a good time to talk?  xoxo"

Absolutely nothing to talk about that I can think of.  Cryptically vague.  Like, this girl would absolutely include some small talk.


Question:  Is this a hacking?  Anyone else had this?

[meggers5]

I haven't had this and I don't know if it's hacking, but ask for a heads about what the call would be about. Maybe that'll give you more info if it's real or not.

[Deleted]

Hacking, spam or she just mistyped the recipients name

[snickers]

Weird.
Haven't heard of this..
I would probably just respond with: "I'm not really by the phone that often, so it would be easier for me to talk on here, have a nice day!".

[UMaineTeach]

Sounds kind of like hacking, maybe.
I might respond why? what's up.
or I might ignore and see if she tries again

[sunshineluv]

That sounds like hacking to me. I would ignore.

[RoxMonster]

Does your H have her number? Or does a friend? If you wouldn't mind giving her your number, I might try texting her saying, "hey what's up? What did you need to talk about?" That way you can leave FB out of it if it is, in fact, a hack.

[idoinjuly]

My first thought was like @kizmet's. I'm sure if she wasn't hacked that she's trying to get you in on some multi level marketing scheme.

[viciouskittie]

It could be a hack/virus - one of my FB friends had the same.

[Deleted]

I got an email like that where a former coworker wanted me to host an Arbonne party. Boo.

[underwaterrhymes]

Jun 24, 2013 15:27:02 GMT -5 @kizmet said:

My first thought is that she is trying to sell something via a pyramid scheme business? She may be reaching out to ANYONE she knows to make sales.

I wouldn't send your phone number willy nilly without knowing more.

This is what I was going to say. MLM totally.