quoting your customer

Italian translation: fare un'offerta

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English term or phrase: quoting your customer
Italian translation:fare un'offerta
Entered by: alby

16:46 Jan 24, 2009
English to Italian translations [PRO]
Marketing - Computers (general)
English term or phrase: quoting your customer
The customers look up to you as an adviser and an expert. It’s always a good practice to put together a complete solution when quoting your customer – and a complete solution includes the XXX.

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alby
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Local time: 01:55
fare un'offerta
Explanation:
E' buona prassi offrire al cliente un pacchetto completo - ...
o qualcosa del genere
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fare un'offerta


Explanation:
E' buona prassi offrire al cliente un pacchetto completo - ...
o qualcosa del genere


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