What Is Wrong With Clicking On Friend Request?

There has been much discussion here on the Network about making Friends via the "Friend Request" button.  What is wrong with reading someone's bio and asking for a Friend Request?

Here is an example of why I do not see what the difference is with this method and what I am about to share with you:

A woman that lives next door to me is into Mary Kay.  She has been in Mary Kay for years and that is her business.  That is fine.  If that is the business she has chosen that is her choice.  Although, I must tell you this:  she was a Director driving a Cadillac and when one of her immediate downline left and broke off, she not only lost that person and leg of her business, she lost her Cadillac as well. This is when she went about getting new clients for her business.

Here is what she does to get new clients.  She works part-time in a small, local department store at the neighborhood strip mall shopping center.  She works in one of the departments several days a week.  She told me the main reason she works there is to "meet people and maybe start a relationship with them where she will eventually talk to them about how she can help them."

She doesn't know these people from Adam.  She starts a face-to-face relationship which is different (the old fashined way) of meeting people.

Since this is the "internet age" and we meet people differently--online--what is wrong with requesting to be someone's friend and seeing if you can help them in any way?  Same thing only she does it  face-to-face.  This is the 21st century and we meet people differently in this day and age.  Nothing wrong with her method of meeting people, but as "Internet" or "Network Marketing" people, this is our method of meeting people.

I believe the end result is the same; we just go about it different ways.  I don't know about you, but I don't want to work in a local department store to meet people when I can meet plenty of people over the internet that I would like to become my friend.

If someone starts a friendship with me, it is for me to see how I can help them...just the same as she does when she meets them in person.

So if there is anyone out there who would like to become a Friend of mine, I will gladly accept and see how we can help each other.  I look forward to getting to know you.

Dianne