In this day of receiving so many scam letters and marketing in your emails it is easy to become quite hardened and brutal when deleting the unnecessary junk from my morning emails. This letter got my attention though.
Hello!
I hope you don’t mind me contacting you. I enjoy collecting souvenirs from various corners of the wide world and this has turned into a hobby. I was hoping that you would be kind and send me a little something. I have received gifts from all over the world, including handles, badges, charms, coins, souvenirs with symbols of cities and countries. It makes me very happy. I would be very pleased if you would take the time to send me a small souvenir from a remarkable placeand. Excuse me if for some reason you get my letter again.
Thank you for taking the time to read my email, I would be very grateful if you would be able to help me.
Kind regards
Dmitriy.My address
Golovin Dmitriy
455000,
Russia,
Magnitogorsk,
str. Uralskay 8/1-19
So here is an opportunity to be kind to a stranger. Dmitriy is not asking for cash, but of souvenirs from unusual places from all over the world. I am not sure what I will send to this person but I thought I would also give others the opportunity to be kind to a stranger.
This is a picture of a person from Russia… not necessarily the person who sent the message… I wonder.
National Others Week 
So blessed to see a response already this morning. Sabrina Khan: “Dimitry’s Australian souvenir is on it’s way! Sending beautiful artwork on a tea towel from Monte Lupo Arts at Multicap in Eight Mile Plains, Brisbane”
I receieved this same exact email. Makes me think it’s some sort of spam.
That would be a shame… We sent some little trinkets anyhow. It was a nice thought to give to a stranger… Certainly didn’t break the budget with this act of kindness. Who knows.