At the end of the message they write that "Please note: this is an auto generated e-mail and we cannot read your answers reply."
So how did this funny subject line get there?
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At the end of the message they write that "Please note: this is an auto generated e-mail and we cannot read your answers reply."
So how did this funny subject line get there?
> en meido proceso
That looks like a typo, it should be "medio" instead of "meido", but it may be a local idiom.
It looks like es-mx, but I'm not 100% sure. [Hi from Argentina!] > en meido proceso That looks like a typo, it should be "medio" instead of "meido", but it may be a local idiom.
The order is 'Dispatched from and sold by Amazon' by the way.
It looks like es-mx, but I'm not 100% sure. [Hi from Argentina!] > en meido proceso That looks like a typo, it should be "medio" instead of "meido", but it may be a local idiom.
Thank you. The typo could be evidence for human interaction (maybe typing in the wrong text box) despite the "auto generated e-mail" warning. The order is 'Dispatched from and sold by Amazon' by the way.