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How to say 'someone recommend me to contact you through email'?

Hi, I want to contact with a person I don't know. But one of my friends know him, and forwarded his contact information to me.

What the appropriate email title should I use in this situation?

For learning: English
Base language: English
Category: Culture

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    What is the reason you're contacting him? The tone of your response varies depending on why you're contacting him.

    For instance if it was regarding a job it would be formal:

    Dear <name>,

    My name is <your name>, <your friend's name> passed on your email to me as I'm extremely interested in the <name of job>.

    Yours sincerely (if you know the name of the person who you are emailing),

    <your name>

    If it was more friendly however, i.e. you want to join his amateur hockey club:

    Hi,

    <friend's name> gave me your email, I was wondering if I could get some more information about the hockey club, I'm interested in joining ~~~ [be aware that this is not all grammatically correct, as to sound more colloquial and friendly grammar often gets less strict]

    Cheers! (or thanks a lot)

    <your name>

    Hope that helps.

    Hello blabla1,

    My name is blabla2, i am the new (your position) in (company name). I got your email from blabla3, and go on with what you want to ask him or tell him.
    Dear (Name),

    My name is (your name) and I was given your contact details by (your friends name). I hope you that's okay with you. I am writing to you about....,,,,

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