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  Re: Looking for salesforce consultant Lew <noone@lewscanon.com> - 2011-02-09 08:14 -0500
    Re: Looking for salesforce consultant Lew <lew@lewscanon.com> - 2011-02-09 09:44 -0800
    Re: Looking for salesforce consultant Steve Sobol <sjsobol@JustThe.net> - 2011-02-09 08:26 -0800

#25625 — Re: Looking for salesforce consultant

Aspire Software Consultancy wrote:
> Aspire Software Consultancy  offer Saas 2.0 model after development of
> website and web application based on Microsoft’s .NET, J2EE, LAMP and
> Rich Internet Applications like AJAX, Adobe Flash, Flex, Java and
> Silverlight across    the world to save their customer's resources.
>
> Now we r recruiting Salesforce Consultants  having the following key
> skills:

We are programmers, not salesfolk, you illiterate, off-topic spammer.

Not only is your grammar execrable, your post is lazy and unprofessional, and 
filled with obvious ignorance.  And what's with the GMail account; your 
company couldn't spring for its own email domain?

Clean up your act, schmuck.

-- 
Lew
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#25675

Lew wrote:
>> Not only is your grammar execrable, your post is lazy and unprofessional, and
>> filled with obvious ignorance.  And what's with the GMail account; your
>> company couldn't spring for its own email domain?
>

Steve Sobol wrote:
> The guy's in India. His lack of grammar skills are understandable,
> although not excusable.
>

Oh, in India they spell "are" as "r"?  How is that mistake
understandable based on being from another (English-speaking)
country?  Have introductory English classes suddenly started teaching
txtspeak?  Do professional communication standards like spelling out
numbers apply only if you're fluent in a language?  Is subject-verb
agreement no longer part of the first fortnight of EFL courses?  The
spammer's text isn't even as grammatical as Google translate output
would be!

Sorry, I really can't understand the OP's stupid post in terms other
than flat-out laziness and unprofessionalism.  There's no connection
to being from a particular country (much less one where English is an
official language).

Face it, the guy is just dumb.

--
Lew

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#25787

In article <4D52932A.3060308@lewscanon.com>, noone@lewscanon.com says...


> Not only is your grammar execrable, your post is lazy and unprofessional, and 
> filled with obvious ignorance.  And what's with the GMail account; your 
> company couldn't spring for its own email domain?

The guy's in India. His lack of grammar skills are understandable, 
although not excusable.

-- 
Steve Sobol - Programming/Web Dev/IT Support
Apple Valley, CA
sjsobol@JustThe.net

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