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Meaning of "Letter of intent"



 
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Meaning of "Letter of intent" Fri Oct 14, 2005 11:43 am  Meaning of "Letter of intent"
 

Hi, what exactly is a letter of intent? I've checked the web for definitions but there are so many of them and now I'm rather confused.

Thanks to you all.

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Letter of intent? Fri Oct 14, 2005 12:57 pm  Letter of intent?
 

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It is "a written statement expressing the intention of the undersigned to enter into a formal agreement, especially a business arrangement or transaction."

It is a written promise to sign a contract of some kind, to make periodic investments, to buy a certain quantity of product, to donate or sponsor or subsidize; in other words, any letter expressing an intention to take (or forgo) some action.
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Meaning of "Letter of intent" Wed May 31, 2006 11:05 am  Meaning of "Letter of intent"
 

Hi Torsten

Spam alert! (Nick14+MichaelStupes)

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Spam police? Wed May 31, 2006 12:59 pm  Spam police?
 

Hi Amy,

Thank you for keeping an eye (or probably two eyes?) on the spam squad. We simply remove them every day and they will come back. Spam indicates that the economy in certain parts of the world is taking off. They soon will change their way of advertising when they realize that spam is a waste of time and energy...
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Meaning of "Letter of intent" Fri Jun 02, 2006 11:52 am  Meaning of "Letter of intent"
 

Amy

What is "Spam alert! "?

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Meaning of "Letter of intent" Fri Jun 02, 2006 12:18 pm  Meaning of "Letter of intent"
 

Hi Tom

For some reason this thread seems to be a favorite for "spam" posts and poor Torsten has to keep deleting them.

I think you probably know that "spam" is the same a "junk mail" or "unwanted E-mail from peolple or companies you don't know". Those nasty "spammers" also mangage to put their "spam" in forums. Don't ask me how they do it. I have no idea.

When I wrote "Spam Alert" I was simply alerting Torsten that the thread had been "spammed" again.

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