She opened Twitter and sent Ashton Heath a goodnight message before getting ready for bed.
Just as she was about to exit Twitter, she noticed a red "1" in the contacts column. She clicked on it and saw that someone had sent her a friend request in the "New Friends" section.
The person requesting to be her friend had a blank profile picture and their nickname was "Z."
The source of their connection showed that they had added her by searching her Twitter ID.
This person called "Z" did not provide any verification information while sending the friend request, and their Twitter Moments were also private, revealing no useful information. Joanna hesitated for a moment, then decided to decline the request.
Unexpectedly,
the very next second, the other party sent another friend request with verification.
This time, probably fearing that she would decline again, the person attached a message: I am from XX brokerage company, Ms. Joanna, please accept.
