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Wednesday November 30, 2005
05:37 PM
crazy emails
We get a good share of odd emails to various addresses at perl.org.
I just replied to this gem sent to cpan@
we are a software reseller based in France (European HQ) and one of our UK customers is asking us for sourcing conditions for :
Qty 3 PERL (artistic license for downloadable product )
Could you please come back to me with following information :
-ASAP cost?
-can we buy directly from you, or is there a distributor you can recommed?
-payment terms and conditions (knowing that credit card is not an option for us)Please, send us your complete contact details.
Is there any information you find relevant for a first contact, please let me know.
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