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To William Fredrick Cody - mwerte - 07-01-2011
Mr. Cody,
My name is Randall Crimson. I represent Sirius Vault, and we have a business proposition for you. We noticed that your company is lacking in dedicated delivery services. We feel that this is an unfortunate business mistake on your part. Customers are most willing to trade a little extra cash for the convenience of delivery.
Sirius Vault Inc has a proven track record, we have delivered valuable cargo through hostile territory and never lost any cargo.
We understand that you do most of your business face to face, and we respect that. But this partnership would allow you to expand your clientele, and make a few more credits while doing so.
Please consider our offer, and reply at your earliest convenience.
Randall Crimson,
Sirius Vault
To William Fredrick Cody - William Frederick Cody - 07-01-2011
Dear Mr. Randall,
let me thank you for your offer at first. I feel very honored. I am very interested in the offer you made me, but let me make a few statements to prevent you from becoming diappointed:
I have a problem not on the demand, but much more on the supply side - i became bought out twice the last week. The customers are requesting the guns faster, than i can get them, also they got sold out quicker, than it needs to call a deliverer.
Sadly to say, delivery services were rarely requested the last year.
Let me know your purpose in detail, that i can take a deeper look into it, but please don't expect too much sir.
Honestly yours,
~William Frederick Cody
To William Fredrick Cody - Chrome - 07-02-2011
To:codes dealer
It is an honor to speak to you so I will be quite humble your one heck of a buinsess man
the OSIRUS TEMPLE ORDER
one day need code weapons when they do can you mass produce?