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Date: Tue, 10 Jan 2012 20:43:41 +0100
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Subject: Re: Did Flex lost contact to its investors?
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really depends on the client I think. We got some inquiries recently, the
biggest was some 100+ days of pure Flex work - and they *did* know the full
story, but they also know there's no alternative for them.

Other clients did not knew the story, we told them because we think it's
fair to tell it and still they don't care. Others indeed hold back their
projects now.

@Jeffry Houser
> Lucky you! In Germany it is seems to be quiet
> now. Maybe I should send you my CV ;)
>

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