Spam from Erick Clark - Potential Partnership
It's not spam if they know my first name right? Well my email address has my name in it. Good try guys!!!
Dear Potential Sucker,
This is Erick Clark from India. I represent OBS, an India based IT service provider. We provide comprehensive IT Services specializing in custom application development, cloud based solutions, mobile application development, professional services, graphic/UI design, and product implementations. Our offshore development team is based out of India and our project management and consulting team is based out of US, UK and Dubai.
I browsed your website and I was hoping that we have opportunities to engage and you can leverage our offshore based services and provide a synergized offer to the market. The key driving factors would be our technical expertise, resource bandwidth to manage your demand fluctuations, multi-domain expertise, cost advantages, and a proven delivery framework built over 6+ years since our incorporation.
Our services include:
* Bespoke application development in Java, J2EE, Struts, Spring, Hibernate, PHP, Yii, Zend, ASP .NET, C# etc
* CMS - Wordpress, Joomla, Drupal
* E-Commerce solutions
* CRM and SharePoint Implementations
* iOS, Android based mobile applications
* SEO & SEM
* Professional services – providing dedicated resources on T&M or long term engagement model
* Data warehousing & Business intelligence
References:
We have excellent portfolio and references in USA, Europe and Middle East. We can give client references on request.
We would be pleased to have an opportunity to work with you. Please reply with your convenient date and time to discuss about this potential opportunity.
I look forward to hear from you.
Best Regards,
Erick Clark
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Poor Grammer
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