Anonymous wrote:That was an unfortunate auto correct. Trying again
I find this SPAM thing so weird because I have never had an Evite end up in my spam folder with Gmail.
Anyway, I hope you hear back from your parents when you email them directly. Sometimes I don’t open the email right away because I don’t know my calendar and then I forget it. I would appreciate the reminder.
Anonymous wrote:I sent a birthday invitation (Evite) two weeks ago and I have 6 parents who have yet to view my invitation. These are email addresses given by DS's kindergarten teachers. I have seen a couple of the same parents who signed up to bring different items to the class, so I know the email addresses are legit.
I don't know understand why the invitation wasn't even viewed. I have another 6 parents who have viewed but not responded. At least that is more common. Should I print out copies of the invitation and send it to school for those who have yet to view invitation? Honestly, I feel very discouraged and am thinking of canceling the whole thing. It's a real pain to organize a party and if DS doesn't mind, I'd rather take him out somewhere. The real issue is DS has been asking for a party.
Anonymous wrote:Sometimes I don’t view if I don’t want to go. Send a reminder. Force them.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:When is the party? I've been on the party circuit for many years and have heard many people say they deliberately don't open the invitation right away because they know they aren't ready to commit and they know the host can see they've opened it.
Could also have gone to spam; either way, send an email to follow up.
That is ridiculous.
You obviously haven’t seen all the other threads on DCUM saying “they didn’t rsvp but I know that they opened it!!”
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:When is the party? I've been on the party circuit for many years and have heard many people say they deliberately don't open the invitation right away because they know they aren't ready to commit and they know the host can see they've opened it.
Could also have gone to spam; either way, send an email to follow up.
That is ridiculous.
Anonymous wrote:I sent a birthday invitation (Evite) two weeks ago and I have 6 parents who have yet to view my invitation. These are email addresses given by DS's kindergarten teachers. I have seen a couple of the same parents who signed up to bring different items to the class, so I know the email addresses are legit.
I don't know understand why the invitation wasn't even viewed. I have another 6 parents who have viewed but not responded. At least that is more common. Should I print out copies of the invitation and send it to school for those who have yet to view invitation? Honestly, I feel very discouraged and am thinking of canceling the whole thing. It's a real pain to organize a party and if DS doesn't mind, I'd rather take him out somewhere. The real issue is DS has been asking for a party.
Anonymous wrote:When is the party? I've been on the party circuit for many years and have heard many people say they deliberately don't open the invitation right away because they know they aren't ready to commit and they know the host can see they've opened it.
Could also have gone to spam; either way, send an email to follow up.
Anonymous wrote:Evite often ends up in junk.
Reach out with a personal note to these parents using the same email address, let them know about the invitation, resend as necessary/requested.
This isn’t that hard.