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  1. Scott Patten on February 8th, 2008

    Hello,
    My name is Scott Patten, I am a business analyst at a digital marketing agency in Phoenix, Arizona called Defero. I saw post you made on another blog saying that you were looking for writers to post articles to your blog. I do a lot of research in my position and write a lot of white papers, in addition to proposals and other professional documents. I stay very up to date on technology news, especially in the marketing media, “Web 2.0″ arena. I saw that you have been paying $5 per post to your posters. I was wondering if you would be interested in having me post for you every now and then. I would love to get some of my work out there and stay more involved in the tech news discussions. Let me know if you would be interested.

    Thank you,

    Scott Patten
    spatten@deferomedia.com

  2. neha on May 1st, 2008

    hi, im a freelance writer, i have seen ur ad on a website and would like to know more about your website that on which areas you work. Do reply all d details on my mail id. Thanks

  3. Richard Stedman on May 13th, 2008

    Hi,

    I would appreciate it if you could take a look at our latest web based social networking site - Fast Flirting (http://www.fastflirting.com) developed by Jumbuck Entertainment Ltd (ASX : JMB) in Melbourne, Australia. Jumbuck has traditionally built and hosted mobile products only, however this is our first web based community service.

    Fast Flirting’s aim is to deliver the Google of dating. As much as I would love Google’s user base, at this stage I am referring to Google search. Fast Flirting is a tag based search engine that allows users to search for a profile of interest then invite that user into a one on one instant chat or leave the user a message in their inbox if they are offline. It is a dating service focused on getting users in contact instantly rather than waiting days/weeks for message replies.

    The service was in restricted beta from Valentine ’s Day 2008 and was opened up to the public last week. The service has been developed in an AJAX Web 2.0 environment and incorporates Google Maps and YouTube APIs. The service is currently aimed at the US, UK, Canada, Australia and New Zealand markets.

    Please check out the site and if you have any questions or would like further comment please don’t hesitate to contact me

    Thank you for your time.

    Kind regards,

    Richard Stedman
    COO, Jumbuck Entertainment Ltd

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