Richie Alan Naggar I would delete it and block the email address.

Hey Mom -- what did I do now???

Richie,

I would laugh my head off, and wonder why people would bring up that kind of emotion towards someone.  They don't realize what it does to their soul, and their bodies. A

I get those all the time-I do property management.

It is none of my business what other people think of me.

Haters need love too. Just kidding. I'd laugh and delete it as a marketing fail.

I don't like negative marketing and would likely delete it on the spot.

I'd delete it....

No I would delete it immediately!

I'd feel like Sally Field! Seriously, I'd just block them and move on. I just know that everyone loves me (LOL)!

I would laugh thinking that the sender was a jackass then delete and block .

 Good Saturday morning Richie. I would laugh and say, "I guess I'm doing my job!"

Fortunately, I have no experience like that. It is likely to be anonymous?, I'd probably delete it and block the sender.

Richie Alan Naggar we can't please everyone - so bye bye forever...(and there will always be some like that.)

I would.  They could be fun.  At past employers I've seen this type of email go out company-wide.  A hillarious time!

Oh, Richie!  Did you get one?  Must have been a scammer!

LOL. I think I know where you are heading!?

Wouldn't bother me, and I wouldn't waste any time dealing with it.

I would send that email to the spam folder.

It would go into my spam folder.

If spam NO; if regular I would want to know for self improvement.

Sure, it is always good to know when that many people think I need improvement.

Don't hate the player, hate the game!

Richie - You're funny.

And to think they walk among us.

I have no idea what you're trying to say.

That doesn't make sense to me.  What do you mean rush to it?

Richie Alan Naggar Always there will be some haters.

I would just turn off email notifications!  :-)

I am assuming this is from someone you do not know. IE random mail in your box.

It's marketing. I don't take take it personal but I will look behind the curtain.

My curiosity would be, "Do they have the marketing skill to keep the pull going, make the problem, offer the solution, over deliver on the promise and what's the freebie.

If they prove themselves neophytes, they get redirected to the bone yard folder. 

I can appreciate good marketing.

If it is from someone I know, I must read and hope they find healing somewhere. A personal email is unlikely to state PEOPLE hate me, but marketers would say that.

I do think it gets your attention, but not sure it's a good thing.