#3 !! 

I typically look at more than the subject line before delving deeper into an email. And like Tony and Suzanne Marriott, Associate Brokers I think #3 is a terrific option! 

7.  It Depends.  Because It Always Depends.   

  Send a trade-size postcard.   It's already open; they will read it.

None of the above which means most likely door #3. 

I opt for #6 all the time. I deep six these mailings.

I am very select and rarely click on a link from someone I don't know. If it has a funny extension I never click on it. I have no curiosity unless the subject is something that I am looking for or pertains to a deal I am working.

My curiosity often depends on how busy I am at the moment, #3 may get opened first, or possibly #4.

The best spammers are the ones who know how to get my name into the subject line, so those are the lowest on my priority list.

But with the bizillian emails I get in a week few get opened with any of these titles.

It doesn't matter about the subject line really but, I'm going with Tony and Suzanne Marriott, Associate Brokers and Michael Jacobs - I have to say #3 & #7 are my favorite options!!

I am very selective what I open. If I perceive it to be a solicitation I will  not open it. 

If I don't know were is coming from, I do not open.  DELETE!

lately it would be #6 after that fake Docusign envelope.

None.

I only open from known senders or third party referral sources. I meant what I said yesterday, I delete 85% of my emails unopened.

I would open none of these - especially in lieu of all the hacking going on. And I have received an increased number of these types of emails over the last few weeks.

#3.  I am curious, but does not mean that I would open everything.  We have a really good junk and spam preventer, so we rarely get weird stuff.  A

None for me thank you.

1. Maybe

2. Nuh-uh.

3. Never.

5. Seriously never.

6. I don't open stuff from my broker, either.

I do not click on unknown links.

Hopefully, emails of this type will go to the spam folder.

Annette Lawrence , Palm Harbor, FL 727-420-4041  #3, but I prefer subject line begins with my name.

None

I don't think I would open any of these, but I do open things that are not from my broker.  I don't click on links in emails though without inspecting them.

I'm with Tony and Suzanne Marriott, Associate Brokers 

I screen my emails carefully before opening anything... I delete the ones I know I won't open, and do not open anything unfamiliar... then move down the list from there.

Probably none, maybe 5 but I don't have a franchise, maybe 4.  More than likely not 1 & 2. -Kasey

#6 for sure....

none at all

6. I open very few pieces of mail. Most gets canned immediately.

Annette Lawrence , Palm Harbor, FL 727-420-4041 My emails are downloaded automatically, unless they are spam. It doesn't hurt to download any of these. However, should there be a link or an attachment, run your cursor over the link. If it looks suspicious delete the email. Number 3 looks like the safest bet though.

Given all the crap I get sent to me, I am reluctant to open anything I cannot readily identify with!

Coming on like you know me using my name has me pausing but not for long. I am at the point where whoever needs me or knows me gets me

5

Unless I've initiated the contact the door will remain closed. It's like rooting through garbage when you open these and the best part is I'm not starving.

I think you missed #3. That's the one I would open.

Love Tony and Suzanne Marriott, Associate Brokers answer!!!

I would not open ANY of the above, because there is so much 'hacking' going on, that even realtors that you may know, meaning the message can look totally legit, may have been hacked (and they might not yet know it) Annette Lawrence , Palm Harbor, FL 727-420-4041.  I would send a message myself, to that person, if I knew them, and ask if they had sent me a message.  Some messages are just too funny, while others look real . . .

I am more in the wind on opening from someone i do not know anymore.  Just had a virus show up brom are local Board President this past week.

None.

Possibly number 5 but even that would be highly unlikely.

I'm lucky because my company uses a branded form of Gmail for our email.  Gmail has a great spam filter, so chances are, 1-5 wouldn't even show up in my inbox.  My work email received 9 legitimate emails today and 17 that went into the spam folder.  The spam filter is so good that I rarely check my spam folder--it's all junk in there. 

I think #2 works best for most. :)

I rarely open anything that isn't from a known (and chosen) sender.  

Annette Lawrence , Palm Harbor, FL 727-420-4041 - you made it simpler. I'd go with #6.

6

NONE _ I never open emails from unknown sources

All of those look like spam to me.  I'd just delete them w/o opening.

Neither one of those grabs me.