Questionable/suspicious question from a non-prem. member

[jackson842]

I have received a PM from a member regarding asking me the name/ number of a local provider. This is a lady I have not yet reviewed but commented on in another post. This member asked for her name/number after I DID (in my comment) refer to her BP handle. This provider uses an email/ phone call method vs. posting her name and number on BP. Now, the person who PM'd me has NO reviews but 35+ posts over the last 6 months, commenting on posts as well as asking @ BP girls, etc. My suspicion is this is LE...is there anything the board does, can do in these circumstances? Again, only my suspicion...certainly NOT wanting to start or contribute to a witch hunt. Just askin' for the sake of others out there...

[ez2plz]

You can always just ignore the requests that you consider suspicious, at least that's what I do. Or if you want to be a bit more friendly about it, just respond with a message that says you are not at liberty to divulge that sort of information. I agree there is no point in creating unnecessary drama, we have enough of that already.

[ss4699]

I would suggest pming a mod or admin. There are gemerally some things that can be done on an admin level, if this site is like other sites in the html world.

[bartipero]

" ...I agree there is no point in creating unnecessary drama, we have enough of that already. ..."

Indeed, only necessary drama is what we have.