Congrats to you and the Twitter folk. Good product, and I'm sure you'll do well with the investment.
Marshall Kirkpatrick
· 2 years ago
Great to see. I love Twitter and am the belief that there's lots of biz model opportunities - though I imagine it will get scooped up by a larger player before one is decided on. Such strong community combined increasingly solid, paradigm shifting functionality makes a sound looking investment to me. Look forward to seeing what you all can do together.
Allen Stern
· 2 years ago
Congrats on funding Twitter. I think the service has moved to a business focus in recent months which is great.
Jin Park
· 2 years ago
Here's my two cents. For Twitter to successfuly win over its competitors, it needs to provide users with Desk-top version(like MSN) which automatically RSS feeds friends update at bottom of PC screen(like Bloomburg financial news service).
Why need this? Users are lazy... (BTW, I'm a MIT graduate too, preparing a new startup...which is "SPAM-FREE" email service provider...)
Jeremy
· 2 years ago
Thanks for supporting good social design!
Mark Collier
· 2 years ago
I love Twitter. Great investment!
I would just add that photos are another form of communication (in a sense) that is part of the internet conversation (flickr is public and social). 1000 words and all that...
Fraser
· 2 years ago
Yep, I scheduled 10:15 for my every-other-day "congrats" comment here. Great news. Great technology. Lots of possible business plans... Great investment. Good luck growing the company huge.
Brij
· 2 years ago
Big fan of Twitter. Great pick!
Now we will be investing more in Twitter API integration.
Brij
http://www.onemoreidea.org/why-twitter-matters/
Mike D
· 2 years ago
Outstanding news. Looking forward to seeing where Twitter goes from here.
Nik Cubrilovic
· 2 years ago
Congratulations Fred, CRV and the rest of the team. A great product and a great team of investors
Emre Sokullu
· 2 years ago
Twitter is a new form of communication, just like cell phones, email and blogs. Perfect fit, congrats.
Jason Vu
· 2 years ago
Twitter goes with right investors.
Jeremie Berrebi (Zlio.com)
· 2 years ago
Congratulations ! Looking forward to see a Twitter Intranet/Extranet Edition !
We really need that kind of application for corporate communication purpose
Chris Hamoen
· 2 years ago
Not convinced yet - will it make it out of the tech-elite? No business model? There must be something - can you really get funded without any idea on monetization at all?
Sounds like circa 1999?
Dhrumil
· 2 years ago
Fred, you're a role model.
Marc Nathan
· 2 years ago
Twitter is a solid investment because it clearly has three main ingredients for success: experienced, passionate team; large and obvious market need, and the barrier to entry is their fast growing user base and first mover advantage.
All of that might sound very bubble 1.0, but "building a community" is much different than "capturing eyeballs" and the economics are much more favorable for the former.
Congrats to all parties.
MMT
· 2 years ago
@Dhrmil,
What market need is Twitter exactly solving? The ability for me to tell "my network" that I left a meeting to grab a cab? To document my every thought and movement to the masses? I'm not sure I see it catching on beyond the tech elite. But I can be convinced.
In addition, I haven't seen anyone really prove that communities are profitable ventures, other than scooping up VC funding.
MMT
jm
· 2 years ago
Is it usual from a VC not to understand the business model but still put money inside a start up????
Charlie
· 2 years ago
@jm
Yes.
See Google.
Cathleen Rittereiser
· 2 years ago
This is a variation of what I posted on Twitter last night. You may not be my friend on Twitter, but any investor friend of Twitter like you is a friend of mine. Twitter has built a great community despite technical failings. So a stable technology platform plus a robust community will equal monetization. Congratulations and thanks.
Mother
· 2 years ago
I sure wouldn't want my kids on Twitter, telling the world where they are and what they're doing at this moment.
I'm sure burglars, rapists, stalkers and kidnappers will all thank you for your investment.
Matt
· 2 years ago
Twitter is an interesting idea. However, I question the ability to monetize Twitter. Why would people use twitter when they could use an IM or other form of communication. Is there really a practical application for a system that lets people send a 140 character or less message? I find it difficult to believe that business people or professionals would use Twitter instead of another form of communication.
While the idea is very unique and the technology is great, Twitter almost seems like a company using technology just to use technology.
MC
· 2 years ago
Would love to see an answer to Marc Nathan's comments (8:43 am). What market need is Twitter solving? Where is the 'large and obvious market need' beyond novelty?I've used it to post, but see it more as a second life product - never a core app. Eventually, a waste of time.
Mike Rundle
· 2 years ago
So I've asked at least 10 people I know who are not in the tech industry if they've ever heard of Twitter, and they said no. Figures.
Twitter is interesting, but not groundbreaking, and not market-spanning. I'm not exactly sure how Twitter's appeal will jump from the technical audience to the non-technical audience, aka, from the .01% it currently enjoys to the 99.99% it doesn't, and then how it's going to scale from a $0 revenue business to a 7-8-9 figure revenue business. Not to mention the lack of a barrier to entry (Pownce) indicating that Facebook or Myspace could spend a week and blow Twitter's house in.
paul
· 2 years ago
Twitter's creators have plenty of money so why do they need more money before they can come up with a way to make money, because now they will have to earn even more money to justify this investment.
Steve Rhodes
· 2 years ago
Mother, you should monitor your child's internet activity and not let them on twitter (but anyone's updates can be set to private - it would be nice to have more control over what is public and what is private).
Matt, while there certainly are a lot of tech savvy people on twitter, just set up twittervision. You'll see a wide range of people using it in many different ways.
Many people will never use twitter (or try it and stop using it), but there are a lot of people not using it now who may in the future (especially with resources to make it better).
Lucas
· 2 years ago
Congratulations. I use Twitter and find it fun, and I agree that provides a "platform for banter." The question is whether banter is an interesting form of public communication or just minutiae that is interesting only to your friends. A good way to think about online communication is to imagine off-line analogies: email replaced the written, posted letter, blogging allowed anyone to become an essayist/pampleteer, texting allowed friends to quickly communicate while on-the-go. Twitter allows us to make our high-velocity chit chat public? Not sure if that's a clear value-add in terms of quality of human communication, or just puts more quotidien content out there for people to sift through. Either way, it's a very interesting place to be and a very cool investment. Congrats again.
Roy
· 2 years ago
I just signed up as result of finding this article thru a post on PaidContent.org. I was constantly asked if I wanted to display secure and unsecure data as I navigated from page to page (sometimes twice between one page). There were other interface and usability issues that certainly had me wondering if my benefit was worth the hassle of completing the information. However, it looks like a great way to stay connected and after having read a lot about the service over the last year, I'm looking forward to trying it out.
Jeff Sass
· 2 years ago
Excellent. Twitter is a great community, communication tool, connector and discovery channel. I've never been happier to be called a TWIT!
Noah Robinson
· 2 years ago
This will exit well but what's the utility, business model?
Noah
Dhrumil
· 2 years ago
Reply to: MMT
Here's the value I find in twitter.
I run a raw food blog called We Like It Raw. I have a twitter where I not only update my where abouts, but I often talk about what I eat and various health tips that can be easily digested.
So far the response has been awesome.
I know, especially through the use of APIs, that people fill continue to find very useful and exciting ways to continue to use twitter.
Tyler Willis
· 2 years ago
"Would love to see an answer to Marc Nathan's comments (8:43 am). What market need is Twitter solving? Where is the 'large and obvious market need' beyond novelty?I've used it to post, but see it more as a second life product - never a core app. Eventually, a waste of time."
There are numerous uses that a lot of twitters above have touched on shallowly. For me it provides one layer that makes it "killer."
The same way I ping my entire network when a major event happens (for example let's say a layoff) and say "Here's what's going on in my life, if you're able and so inclined - I'd love your help in moving forward productively." That use is understood, I'm making a plea for help from my network and providing them the information they need to help me. This is seen in more desperate situations for the most part (again, a layoff is a good example).
Twitter allows me to apply this same openness to much of my life, and receive and give more to my friends by following the information on their life. It's different than a blog, email, or other communication method because it provides for Banter (spot on Fred) and is pushed to your network.
My example is weak, but stick with me:
i.e. - If I twitter "trying to find a good barber in Denver before my meeting - Yellow Pages SUCK!." My friends can see this and within my network maybe .5% has a recommendation. I'm not going to email spam my friends to get this benefit, it's not important enough.
I could post it in a passive medium (facebook, blogging, w/e) but what are the odds that any of those .5% will see it in time? With Twitter, it pushes it to my friends actively, but not in an intrusive way (email). A loose acquaintance sees this, and twits me back suggesting his favorite place when he lived there. I look good, and he has helped me. I get to repay the favor when someone is looking for something I know well.
This also extends to interactions... "bored at 22nd and Mission" can lead to a quick call from me. "Hey I'm in the area, wanna grab a quick cup of coffee?"
It works for me like a cross between IM and Txt messaging. You can ignore it like IM if you're busy, it's as convenient in off-line life as SMS, but it's also got the added value of Network.
I think it was a good bet to make, Great job USV and CRV.
Twitter forum
· 2 years ago
We also have 100+ twitter applications and services listed in our "Twitter Forge".
May be cliche, but to understand Twitter, you have to think outside the box, cause Twitter was built outside the box.
Understand Evan Williams' thinking... let's make a super-simple interface, release a super-simple API, ask "What are you doing?" and let everyone else figure out what can be done with it. And the hundreds of apps built with it, and the hundreds of different ways people are using it, prove for a successful formula.
Some people use it for media headlines, as a micro-blog to get info out between their long winded blog posts, simple communication, get a constant stream of twitter posts from an event, as I did this week with the Web 2.0 summit. In my company, you can pull your twitter posts right into your social network, so you can see where someone is traveling to, when, stuff they're doing on the road. It's a blog for people who don't blog.
I think building small, simple, and slim apps and interfaces and opening up as a platform is the future of the web.
James Oje
· 1 year ago
Dear Sir,
INVITATION TO PRIVATE INVESTORS FOR PARTICIPATION IN THE DEVELOPMENT PROJECTS AND CONTRACTS IN THE FEDERAL REPUBLIC OF NIGERIA
We write to introduce to you our organization and to invite you to invest in our country the Federal republic of Nigeria.
HERALDIC Ltd. is a limited liability company registered in Nigeria with its International office contact in Italy.
Our company has been given the mandate to source for investors to participate in the ongoing socio – economic development projects in Nigeria.
The 2008 fiscal year ‘s budget of N29.8 trillion, about ($257.791 billion) has necessitated
the need to work with private partnerships to augment government spending and for proper supervision of the projects.
However it suffices to say that this is not an open bidding but that which requires a one to one introduction to the project managers.
Your team would be required to travel to Italy to firstly have a meeting with our international representatives where all contract modalities will be discussed and to indicate your areas of interest in specific projects and investments, prior to a schedule travelling to Nigeria with the undersigned for the initial discussion with the government officials where subsequently a proper proposal and presentation of your portfolios would be submitted prior to the award of the contracts. A prompt response would enable us facilitate a quick an and firm appointment with our contacts for your organization. Investors have been flocking Nigeria since the budget was presented, especially as most of the contracts would be awarded by the end of the 1st quarter of the year.
please find below an overview of the available projects and what is required of you.
we urge you to consider investing in a country with boundless opportunities, a contemporary haven for investors.
while we look forward to a prompt and positive response, we thank you for your very kind consideration and co-operation.
For immediate communications, please send your response through this email addresses: james.heraldic.oje@gmail.com +39 347 3945104.
OVERVIEW
The 2008 budjet speech presented by the President of the Federal Republic of Nigeria, His exelency Umaru Musa Yar' Adua, reiterated the need for private partnerships and investors to facilitate the execution of the projected contracts worth N29.8Trillion ($257.791 Billion) planned for the 2008 fiscal year.
The budget made huge provisions for reforms and improvement of physical infrastructures, particularly in construction of roads and major highways nationwide, Housing, Energy and Defence.
The capital expenditure projected for the Transportation sector is over $1.02 billion.
$6.30 Billion - Highway construction & Rehabilitation.
$51 Million - Survey, Mapping & Georgraphical Information services.: $138 Million - Water transportation
$879 Million - Air Transportation.
$169 Million - Information & Communication.
$84 Million - enviroment Housing & Urban Developement.
AGRICULTURE AND WATER RESOURCES
$1.02 Billion - Procurement of Tractors.
ENERGY
The Energy sector is the most crucial project with an allocation of $1.21 Billion for power transmission and rehabilitation of key power stations and streetlights nationwide. This portfolio would most probably offer the juicest contracts thereof.
As earlier mentioned, This initial visit is to determine if the business terrain would be favourable and to introduce your organisation to our government for the initial contract and negotiations.
If any contract is afterwards awarded to your company by the tee, a 25% mobilization fee would be paid upfront to your company immediately for the commencement of any project awarded to you.
In your response to this invitation, kindly indicate your areas of interest, which would be forwarded to the tee incharge of the project sectors.
While we look forward to doing business with you, we must emphasize the urgency of a quick response as ivestors have started signing contracts and agreement with the Government already.
All Comments
Congrats to you and the Twitter folk. Good product, and I'm sure you'll do well with the investment.
Great to see. I love Twitter and am the belief that there's lots of biz model opportunities - though I imagine it will get scooped up by a larger player before one is decided on. Such strong community combined increasingly solid, paradigm shifting functionality makes a sound looking investment to me. Look forward to seeing what you all can do together.
Congrats on funding Twitter. I think the service has moved to a business focus in recent months which is great.
Here's my two cents. For Twitter to successfuly win over its competitors, it needs to provide users with Desk-top version(like MSN) which automatically RSS feeds friends update at bottom of PC screen(like Bloomburg financial news service).
Why need this? Users are lazy... (BTW, I'm a MIT graduate too, preparing a new startup...which is "SPAM-FREE" email service provider...)
Thanks for supporting good social design!
I love Twitter. Great investment!
I would just add that photos are another form of communication (in a sense) that is part of the internet conversation (flickr is public and social). 1000 words and all that...
Yep, I scheduled 10:15 for my every-other-day "congrats" comment here. Great news. Great technology. Lots of possible business plans... Great investment. Good luck growing the company huge.
Big fan of Twitter. Great pick!
Now we will be investing more in Twitter API integration.
Brij
http://www.onemoreidea.org/why-twitter-matters/
Outstanding news. Looking forward to seeing where Twitter goes from here.
Congratulations Fred, CRV and the rest of the team. A great product and a great team of investors
Twitter is a new form of communication, just like cell phones, email and blogs. Perfect fit, congrats.
Twitter goes with right investors.
Congratulations ! Looking forward to see a Twitter Intranet/Extranet Edition !
We really need that kind of application for corporate communication purpose
Not convinced yet - will it make it out of the tech-elite? No business model? There must be something - can you really get funded without any idea on monetization at all?
Sounds like circa 1999?
Fred, you're a role model.
Twitter is a solid investment because it clearly has three main ingredients for success: experienced, passionate team; large and obvious market need, and the barrier to entry is their fast growing user base and first mover advantage.
All of that might sound very bubble 1.0, but "building a community" is much different than "capturing eyeballs" and the economics are much more favorable for the former.
Congrats to all parties.
@Dhrmil,
What market need is Twitter exactly solving? The ability for me to tell "my network" that I left a meeting to grab a cab? To document my every thought and movement to the masses? I'm not sure I see it catching on beyond the tech elite. But I can be convinced.
In addition, I haven't seen anyone really prove that communities are profitable ventures, other than scooping up VC funding.
MMT
Is it usual from a VC not to understand the business model but still put money inside a start up????
@jm
Yes.
See Google.
This is a variation of what I posted on Twitter last night. You may not be my friend on Twitter, but any investor friend of Twitter like you is a friend of mine. Twitter has built a great community despite technical failings. So a stable technology platform plus a robust community will equal monetization. Congratulations and thanks.
I sure wouldn't want my kids on Twitter, telling the world where they are and what they're doing at this moment.
I'm sure burglars, rapists, stalkers and kidnappers will all thank you for your investment.
Twitter is an interesting idea. However, I question the ability to monetize Twitter. Why would people use twitter when they could use an IM or other form of communication. Is there really a practical application for a system that lets people send a 140 character or less message? I find it difficult to believe that business people or professionals would use Twitter instead of another form of communication.
While the idea is very unique and the technology is great, Twitter almost seems like a company using technology just to use technology.
Would love to see an answer to Marc Nathan's comments (8:43 am). What market need is Twitter solving? Where is the 'large and obvious market need' beyond novelty?I've used it to post, but see it more as a second life product - never a core app. Eventually, a waste of time.
So I've asked at least 10 people I know who are not in the tech industry if they've ever heard of Twitter, and they said no. Figures.
Twitter is interesting, but not groundbreaking, and not market-spanning. I'm not exactly sure how Twitter's appeal will jump from the technical audience to the non-technical audience, aka, from the .01% it currently enjoys to the 99.99% it doesn't, and then how it's going to scale from a $0 revenue business to a 7-8-9 figure revenue business. Not to mention the lack of a barrier to entry (Pownce) indicating that Facebook or Myspace could spend a week and blow Twitter's house in.
Twitter's creators have plenty of money so why do they need more money before they can come up with a way to make money, because now they will have to earn even more money to justify this investment.
Mother, you should monitor your child's internet activity and not let them on twitter (but anyone's updates can be set to private - it would be nice to have more control over what is public and what is private).
Matt, while there certainly are a lot of tech savvy people on twitter, just set up twittervision. You'll see a wide range of people using it in many different ways.
Many people will never use twitter (or try it and stop using it), but there are a lot of people not using it now who may in the future (especially with resources to make it better).
Congratulations. I use Twitter and find it fun, and I agree that provides a "platform for banter." The question is whether banter is an interesting form of public communication or just minutiae that is interesting only to your friends. A good way to think about online communication is to imagine off-line analogies: email replaced the written, posted letter, blogging allowed anyone to become an essayist/pampleteer, texting allowed friends to quickly communicate while on-the-go. Twitter allows us to make our high-velocity chit chat public? Not sure if that's a clear value-add in terms of quality of human communication, or just puts more quotidien content out there for people to sift through. Either way, it's a very interesting place to be and a very cool investment. Congrats again.
I just signed up as result of finding this article thru a post on PaidContent.org. I was constantly asked if I wanted to display secure and unsecure data as I navigated from page to page (sometimes twice between one page). There were other interface and usability issues that certainly had me wondering if my benefit was worth the hassle of completing the information. However, it looks like a great way to stay connected and after having read a lot about the service over the last year, I'm looking forward to trying it out.
Excellent. Twitter is a great community, communication tool, connector and discovery channel. I've never been happier to be called a TWIT!
This will exit well but what's the utility, business model?
Noah
Reply to: MMT
Here's the value I find in twitter.
I run a raw food blog called We Like It Raw. I have a twitter where I not only update my where abouts, but I often talk about what I eat and various health tips that can be easily digested.
So far the response has been awesome.
I know, especially through the use of APIs, that people fill continue to find very useful and exciting ways to continue to use twitter.
"Would love to see an answer to Marc Nathan's comments (8:43 am). What market need is Twitter solving? Where is the 'large and obvious market need' beyond novelty?I've used it to post, but see it more as a second life product - never a core app. Eventually, a waste of time."
There are numerous uses that a lot of twitters above have touched on shallowly. For me it provides one layer that makes it "killer."
The same way I ping my entire network when a major event happens (for example let's say a layoff) and say "Here's what's going on in my life, if you're able and so inclined - I'd love your help in moving forward productively." That use is understood, I'm making a plea for help from my network and providing them the information they need to help me. This is seen in more desperate situations for the most part (again, a layoff is a good example).
Twitter allows me to apply this same openness to much of my life, and receive and give more to my friends by following the information on their life. It's different than a blog, email, or other communication method because it provides for Banter (spot on Fred) and is pushed to your network.
My example is weak, but stick with me:
i.e. - If I twitter "trying to find a good barber in Denver before my meeting - Yellow Pages SUCK!." My friends can see this and within my network maybe .5% has a recommendation. I'm not going to email spam my friends to get this benefit, it's not important enough.
I could post it in a passive medium (facebook, blogging, w/e) but what are the odds that any of those .5% will see it in time? With Twitter, it pushes it to my friends actively, but not in an intrusive way (email). A loose acquaintance sees this, and twits me back suggesting his favorite place when he lived there. I look good, and he has helped me. I get to repay the favor when someone is looking for something I know well.
This also extends to interactions... "bored at 22nd and Mission" can lead to a quick call from me. "Hey I'm in the area, wanna grab a quick cup of coffee?"
It works for me like a cross between IM and Txt messaging. You can ignore it like IM if you're busy, it's as convenient in off-line life as SMS, but it's also got the added value of Network.
I think it was a good bet to make, Great job USV and CRV.
We also have 100+ twitter applications and services listed in our "Twitter Forge".
Twitter Community and Forums
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Innovatorieuropei.com (www.twitter.com/innovatoriEU), the italian web2.0 think tank is also in Twitter.
It is a great tool with a huge outlook.
May be cliche, but to understand Twitter, you have to think outside the box, cause Twitter was built outside the box.
Understand Evan Williams' thinking... let's make a super-simple interface, release a super-simple API, ask "What are you doing?" and let everyone else figure out what can be done with it. And the hundreds of apps built with it, and the hundreds of different ways people are using it, prove for a successful formula.
Some people use it for media headlines, as a micro-blog to get info out between their long winded blog posts, simple communication, get a constant stream of twitter posts from an event, as I did this week with the Web 2.0 summit. In my company, you can pull your twitter posts right into your social network, so you can see where someone is traveling to, when, stuff they're doing on the road. It's a blog for people who don't blog.
I think building small, simple, and slim apps and interfaces and opening up as a platform is the future of the web.
Dear Sir,
INVITATION TO PRIVATE INVESTORS FOR PARTICIPATION IN THE DEVELOPMENT PROJECTS AND CONTRACTS IN THE FEDERAL REPUBLIC OF NIGERIA
We write to introduce to you our organization and to invite you to invest in our country the Federal republic of Nigeria.
HERALDIC Ltd. is a limited liability company registered in Nigeria with its International office contact in Italy.
Our company has been given the mandate to source for investors to participate in the ongoing socio – economic development projects in Nigeria.
The 2008 fiscal year ‘s budget of N29.8 trillion, about ($257.791 billion) has necessitated
the need to work with private partnerships to augment government spending and for proper supervision of the projects.
However it suffices to say that this is not an open bidding but that which requires a one to one introduction to the project managers.
Your team would be required to travel to Italy to firstly have a meeting with our international representatives where all contract modalities will be discussed and to indicate your areas of interest in specific projects and investments, prior to a schedule travelling to Nigeria with the undersigned for the initial discussion with the government officials where subsequently a proper proposal and presentation of your portfolios would be submitted prior to the award of the contracts. A prompt response would enable us facilitate a quick an and firm appointment with our contacts for your organization. Investors have been flocking Nigeria since the budget was presented, especially as most of the contracts would be awarded by the end of the 1st quarter of the year.
please find below an overview of the available projects and what is required of you.
we urge you to consider investing in a country with boundless opportunities, a contemporary haven for investors.
while we look forward to a prompt and positive response, we thank you for your very kind consideration and co-operation.
For immediate communications, please send your response through this email addresses: james.heraldic.oje@gmail.com +39 347 3945104.
OVERVIEW
The 2008 budjet speech presented by the President of the Federal Republic of Nigeria, His exelency Umaru Musa Yar' Adua, reiterated the need for private partnerships and investors to facilitate the execution of the projected contracts worth N29.8Trillion ($257.791 Billion) planned for the 2008 fiscal year.
The budget made huge provisions for reforms and improvement of physical infrastructures, particularly in construction of roads and major highways nationwide, Housing, Energy and Defence.
The capital expenditure projected for the Transportation sector is over $1.02 billion.
BREAKDOWN.
$1.36 BILLION - Defence/MOD/Army, Airforce & Navy.
$6.30 Billion - Highway construction & Rehabilitation.
$51 Million - Survey, Mapping & Georgraphical Information services.: $138 Million - Water transportation
$879 Million - Air Transportation.
$169 Million - Information & Communication.
$84 Million - enviroment Housing & Urban Developement.
AGRICULTURE AND WATER RESOURCES
$1.02 Billion - Procurement of Tractors.
ENERGY
The Energy sector is the most crucial project with an allocation of $1.21 Billion for power transmission and rehabilitation of key power stations and streetlights nationwide. This portfolio would most probably offer the juicest contracts thereof.
As earlier mentioned, This initial visit is to determine if the business terrain would be favourable and to introduce your organisation to our government for the initial contract and negotiations.
If any contract is afterwards awarded to your company by the tee, a 25% mobilization fee would be paid upfront to your company immediately for the commencement of any project awarded to you.
In your response to this invitation, kindly indicate your areas of interest, which would be forwarded to the tee incharge of the project sectors.
While we look forward to doing business with you, we must emphasize the urgency of a quick response as ivestors have started signing contracts and agreement with the Government already.
Very Truly Yours,
John Brett.
HERALDIC LTD.
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