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Frank R. Robles wrote:
> Thanks. I've had this one. What I need is the actual MSA. The Master 
> Service Agreement that this service order references. Do you not have 
> it? It contains several key terms governs the transfer of the agreements.

Ah sorry, there doesn't seem to be one. Not in the file and I don't 
think I've ever seen. If it shows up with my signature on it I would be 
most surprised.

Initial business with WBSconnect was in a rush after Sago lost transit.

I never saw that initial paperwork. Subsequent business has all assumed 
there was a standard MSA, signed.

Maybe none of this is legal.

- G