Moving company break up

Dear Olympic Moving:

I don't know how to come out and say this properly, I don't want to hurt your feelings, but you really need to stop sending me emails.

Yes, I did contact you first, but you were offering free quotes and I wanted to see what you had to offer. You opened up the relationship as a potential one time thing, you made no mention of any kind of commitment. And if you weren't interested in that kind of thing you shouldn't have listed yourself on that website with all the others offering free quick quotes. I don't know what you expected to gain from being on there, it clearly doesn't seem to be for the type of company you are.

I understand how you would want a commitment, ultimately we all do. And I appreciate all your attention and all the thank you notes and follow up emails. But you need to understand I was never looking for anything serious. I never said that I wanted to get involved, I was just saying hi.

I will even admit that your offer was appealing, and certainly competitive with most others. But there is another out there who gives me exactly what I need without all the neediness that you've already shown. I don't want to string you along and I thought that if I didn't respond to you that you would understand that I wasn't into that way.

So please, stop emailing me. I don't want to have to report you as spam but if you keep this up I won't have a choice. You're nice, you really are, and I'm sure you'll find someone out there who is right for you, but it just won't work with us.

Your friend,

Christopher Robin