[Josh Puckett]

Hey Hampeh,

Try not to sound too paranoid of him. What if it is a really good job and he just forgot to mention things about the company? You do not want to seem overly suspicious, it may hurt your chances of getting the job.

I would also not ask about pay or benefits in the first email to him. At least in the U.S. this is typically done after they assess your skills.

I would send him your resume but perhaps take off your phone number and address until you hear more.

This is what I would send, but it is only my opinion:


Michael,

I received your message from David. I am excited to hear more about this opportunity. I have attached my resume.

Can you please send me some information about your company and the job description and a way to contact you?

Sincerely,
Hampeh



Good luck!