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emtroduce 

Using email as method of introducing two (or more) people. This is typically done to (1) introduce people who in lieu of a formal meeting, and (2) do so in a manner that encourages the two parties to begin dialogue without the facilitating need of the originator.
Since Christina won’t be involved from this point forward, she’ll just emtroduce Andrew and Karen so they can set up a time for kicking off the project.
emtroduce by AndrewMcL June 25, 2009
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etroduction

Introduction to someone via an online medium such as email, instant message or forum post. These sorts of introductions are often less personal but socially acceptable in more technology friendly circles such as online gaming, web services or eMarketing.
The etroduction of Robert to Anthony was well-received even though it could not involve a formal handshake.
etroduction by Aeohn August 24, 2012

e-troduce 

A third party introducing two people in an email.
Annette and Dan,

Let me e-troduce you both...Annette, Dan works at Dan's electric...Dan, Annette is looking for an electrician.Now you've met, converse away!

Paula
e-troduce by TannisT February 15, 2008

Etroduction

Making an introduction online, via email, chat, or messenger.
John,

I would like to make an etroduction to a great friend of mine looking for work.

John,

I would like to make an etroduction to a great friend of mine looking for a girlfriend.
Etroduction by Jammin John July 2, 2009

e-troduce 

introducing two people thru email, facebook, linked in or any other electronic form/ online networking site.
Hey Michael, I would like to e-troduce you to Jan Levinson, she is the VP of Regional Operations for Dunder Mifflin.

Dude, I saw that hottie on your FB, e-troduce me to her.
e-troduce by Ubu Krol February 4, 2010

e-troduce 

We never met but a buddy sent us a message to e-troduce us.
e-troduce by Ronilicious January 20, 2008