You received a message through SweetFarewell
Someone who cares about you wrote you a message before a flight. They asked us to deliver it only if an accident on that flight was confirmed. We are deeply sorry.
Is this message real?
Our SMS and emails come from SweetFarewell and link only to app.sweetfarewell.com. We never ask for a password, a payment or personal details to read a message. If a link points to another address or asks for money or a login, don't open it. Forward it to support@sweetfarewell.com.
Reading the message
How do I read it?
Open the link in the SMS or email. The message opens on a private page. You don't need an account or an app.
How long can I read it?
There is no time limit. The message stays available at the same link, so you can come back to it whenever you want. Keep the SMS or email to open it again later.
Something seems wrong?
If you think the message reached you by mistake, for example because the person is safe, write to support@sweetfarewell.com right away.