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this is prabhu from india and would like to do work online. i have completed medical transcrion and have 1 year experience. pls let me know if you have work. my number is 0996923764.
thanks for everything.
By: Prabhu on September 2, 2009
at 4:54 pm
Prabhu,
I appreciate you are looking for online work and I do wish you the best. I must say it’s not very professional to leave multiple comments on blogs, or to send multiple emails to the same person (like me) within such a short period of time. Within the past hour I have received 2 blog comments, and 2 emails. It will more than likely have you sent to the spam file instead of receiving any sort of positive response.
As for your experience, I would suggest that you brush up a bit more on your English spelling and grammar, or at least do a spell check before sending out any further correspondence to potential clients/employers. Every one of your comments/emails have had numerous spelling errors in them, which does not speak highly of your qualifications.
I wish you the best, but I do not outsource any of my work. I have long-term clients who know they can trust me to deliver the highest quality work, on a regular basis.
By: tamara bentzur on September 2, 2009
at 5:55 pm
Great comment to Prabhu Tamara 🙂
By: Kraig on May 17, 2011
at 7:56 pm