Solitication E-mails

Just ignore it.

I get these type emails several times a week.

let them waste their time not yours and ignore like Donna said

Just ignore those. They get through the robot test easily. I kind of like those, it means I don't have to interact with a person.


----Mike Savad

They are using the Contact button on one of your FAA websites (FAA, Pixels, Pixels Premium) to contact you. donotreply- at - fineartamerica.com - warns you that if you reply, the potential buyer/spammer will have your personal email address. Your reply will not go back through the FAA mail system.

There's nothing FAA can do since that is also how a legitimate customer would contact you if they had a question.

As you receive more emails, you will be savvier about what to ignore and what to respond to. Still, many of us have questions about an email from time to time, so don't hesitate to ask.

I agree. Click delete on this one; it's spam.

The donotreply- at - fineartamerica.com is the email address used by FAA to send emails to us from our AW. You cannot reply to that email, as there no one to receive it. That is why it says "donotreply".

Whomever the email is from, they usually have their email listed. It's that email that you don't want to click on with your FAA account email. If I think the email is from a potential customer, I have a different email that I use to respond with. An email not connected to anything else, other than potential customers etc.

Spam email such as Judy received (I also received similar solicitation this week), I just delete.