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ResolvedVersion 2003

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please forward certificates to the 3 met officers, colin edwards, perry stock and nick sharrock.

RE: certificates

Good Morning Nick,

I will arrange for Certificates to be sent to you and your colleagues.

Kind Regards,
Tristan

RE: certificates

Tristan,

My colleagues Colin and Perry received their Certs, but I didn't. Could you try again please?

Do you need to confirm my home address?

Thanks

Nick

RE: certificates

Hi Nick,

Yours would have been sent to the customer address for Akaash. If you want me to send out copies to your home address just email me the address. The email address is info@stl-training.co.uk.

Kind Regards,
Tristan

RE: certificates

Tristan,

Would you believe it, the certs turned up today, having been addressed to New Scotland Yard! There are 60,000 Met police employees but fortunately only one with my name.

Thanks

Nick

 

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