Can you say this: If I know you email or text me and I'll add you.

[B45]

Can you say this:

If I know you email or text me and I'll add you.

 

[MikeNewYork]

No. You could say "If you e-mail me or send me a text, I will have your contact information."

 

[Linda mounirian]

In my opinion, no you can't . You can say " Email me or text me, and if I know you, I'll add you".

Not a teacher

 

[emsr2d2]

If you add a comma near the start, it's fine.

"If I know you, send me an email or a text and I'll add you."

It sounds like the kind of message you would send someone who is looking for an invite to a social network. Some of them require an existing member to invite new members and they ask that existing members only give those invites to people they know personally.

 

[tzfujimino]

... and emsr2d2's post shows how important it is to use correct punctuation.