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iOS/Android App Programs/website /SEO & SMO!!!! seo1@app-quicki.com
Scam Email received July 7, 2018 from adrian@alexanderfamily.co.uk
Email From:
adrian@alexanderfamily.co.uk
Subject:
iOS/Android App Programs/website /SEO & SMO!!!!
Other emails used:
seo1@app-quicki.com, seo1@app-quicki.com
Email Subject:
iOS/Android App Programs/website /SEO & SMO!!!!
iOS/Android App Programs/website /SEO & SMO!!!! – seo1@app-quicki.com
Please remove me from your distribution list. Sent from my Samsung Galaxy smartphone. – Original message –From: james cooper Date: 07/07/2018 12:27 (GMT+00:00) To: seo1@app-quicki.com Subject: iOS/Android App Programs/website /SEO & SMO!!!! Hello, Greetings of the day! Can you outsource some, (Website design, Mobile apps, SEO) business to us? We will work according to you and your clients and for a long term relationship. Our expertise&s are in following areas: · New Website at Low Cost , · SEO (search engine optimization) · Professional HTML based website designing for small business owners. · HTML5 Animation/website development · Mobile Application Development · PHP My SQL Web Development Please let me know your opinion or interest with further communication. We are available for discussion mode (Email / Phone call / Skype). If you are interested any of these web services please let us know. Look forward to hear from you. Note: We are not spammers and are against spamming of any kind. If you are not interested, then you can reply with a simple message for removing your email. Best Regards, Nancy , Marketing Manager seo1@app-quicki.com
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