In the old days, asking for someone's phone number was the customary way of trying to follow up with someone that you just met at a party and would like to get to know better.
June 16, 2005 (Press Release) --
Ask for an email address instead of a phone number:
In the old days, asking for someone's phone number was the customary way of trying to follow up with someone that you just met at a party and would like to get to know better.
A lot of ladies living in big cities however are usually not willing to give out something as personal as their home phone number. It's probably a good idea to have an email address. Nowadays, most people have email addresses, even if they don't actually own a computer. If you want to get to know someone better, try getting their email first. You'll probably have a little more luck with making that first connection.
In the old days, asking for someone's phone number was the customary way of trying to follow up with someone that you just met at a party and would like to get to know better.
A lot of ladies living in big cities however are usually not willing to give out something as personal as their home phone number. It's probably a good idea to have an email address. Nowadays, most people have email addresses, even if they don't actually own a computer. If you want to get to know someone better, try getting their email first. You'll probably have a little more luck with making that first connection.
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