OK guys, I've read a lot about email closing being more reliable than #-closing, due to it being less threatening for a girl, etc.

I'm at an aid development society meeting at uni, I like going to these in particular as there's usually 5 girls to every guy, and these girls are usually hot and come from wealthy families.

I sit down before the movie starts next to a 7 who I start chatting to, making sure I'm leaning back with my feet up and not smiling too much [1]. She asks me a few probes about what I want to do after uni, and shows a few IOIs: hair-playing, mirroring and pointed her legs towards me.

Afterwards I said I had to rush off, and asked for her email, she smiled and gave me her uni email. I then went off, said bye, and she gave me a cute smile.

No action but as my first ever try it's not bad for a new boy!

Ref:
[1] Clay Collins, "The James Dean Guide To Being A Body Language Badass"

Yeah Ive found emails are a good option, plus theres a mystery element for her since she doesn't get this too often. The only issue is, its very easy for the email to be taken down wrongly (wrong case, missing letters etc) and the whole thing not working. YES, some of which Ive received probably were deliberately wrong (as with numbers). You always need to double check with her that you've taken it down right.

Very true Max DHV, luckily all of our emails are standardised, so you just need the first initial and last name.