Why do all indians say "hello friend"?

[LegitAM]

These guys apply to do work for me, PM me on the forums, etc. I'm not their friend, I'm there to get their work. They all sound the same.... pointless rant is done.

 

[jeffrey]

Right... God forbid people are friendly nowadays...

 

[bitsdawg]

Really. I'd hate to hire people who were polite.

 

[jsphfcll]

shut the fuck up SIR

 

[LegitAM]

Right... God forbid people are friendly nowadays...

I guess that post came off sounding like a jerk. I appreciate the friendliness, but they just all seem to say the exact same stuff when applying to jobs or working with me.


Just had a bad experience with one, that's why I made this thread.

 

[Rexibit]

Hello Friend,

Why you mad?

Good luck bros,

Rex.

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I agree. No one should say, "Friend" unless they know the person. Now, I will make the exception of "Mate" or "Bud" since those are more playful and generic.

I suppose it's their comprehension of the English language. They just follow a script, learn one use of the term, and keep at it. It's why they make a lot of plural grammatical errors when you read their "Looking for Work" E-mails.

 

[TigerUK]

well i guess they must use the equivalent of their in their home language, just like some americans might use "buddy" or "mate" by Brits.

 

[Soupyone]

Better than hiring someone and they say "hey asshole".

 

[LegitAM]

Hello Friend,

Why you mad?

Good luck bros,

Rex.

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I agree. No one should say, "Friend" unless they know the person. Now, I will make the exception of "Mate" or "Bud" since those are more playful and generic.

I suppose it's their comprehension of the English language. They just follow a script, learn one use of the term, and keep at it. It's why they make a lot of plural grammatical errors when you read their "Looking for Work" E-mails.

Makes sense, I always forget that they are more than likely going off of a script.

well i guess they must use the equivalent of their in their home language, just like some americans might use "buddy" or "mate" by Brits.

True, I typically don't post threads like this but I had a frustrating experience with one. He basically said "Hi Friend" and then tried to F* me over... very frustrating.

 

[jeffrey]

Why don't you hire Native speaking English writers.

 

[LegitAM]

Why don't you hire Native speaking English writers.

it wasn't a writer. It was for some backlinks to a new AM site.

 

[thelorax]

It's not just indians... Nigerians are sweet too.
Good bye friend.

 

[eliquid]

why is Summit not here yet?

 

[efeezy]

I find that a lot of them are using "Dear" as a replacement for "friend" lately.

They must have all gotten together and decided it was time to change their greeting methods.

 

[eliquid]

they just want that money brah

 

[1yerrot]

it wasn't a writer. It was for some backlinks to a new AM site.

OH MAN! Did I get screwed trying to outsource blog comments to my sites, never again man...

 

[eliquid]

^^ you need to bot that brah

 

[1yerrot]

^^ you need to bot that brah

I know, but I'm a total idiot when it comes to that type of thing. What's best rappeboxx?

 

[eliquid]

nah, use some PHP

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[LegitAM]

OH MAN! Did I get screwed trying to outsource blog comments to my sites, never again man...

Yeah same thing happened to me...

I know, but I'm a total idiot when it comes to that type of thing. What's best rappeboxx?

I've never used bots and tools before so I'm extremely unfamiliar with them. I hear of getting deindexed and all that kind of crap a lot so it turns me off from using them.