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What is his meaning? Did he make a mistake,it should be" ok then forget it",or it has other means? who tell me?
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[quote]Originally posted by [i]Gloriy[/i] at 2007-7-4 23:21$\0^0|r8P0_q
I send a quotation to a foreign customer,he just send me a sentence:"ok than forget it".
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I'm not so sure. Maybe you can send one mail back to make clear this.

strange sentence,haha:).YXe6Dq(a"Y
maybe he made a mistake

you can send another email to get the answer.Good luck.

sometime  the foreigns have  this mistake ,that you must to catch on what they mean:D

send another letter to confirm it

I think he means we would do business. And you can ask him why you should forget it and it refers to what.

Nerer hesitate to ask them questions. Then you have another chance to cooperate with them.

let her or him give a more clear confirmation.

in my opinion, i thought the man though your price higher? so he must forgot it