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Her Dot rescheduled a trial lesson by email before she even saw the reply

@lena_podzorova

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1. Мне нужно было перенести пробное занятие. Я просто скинула ссылку на зал. Она нашла почту и с моего разрешения написала. Когда пришёл ответ, рассказала мне о нём в чате раньше, чем я сама зашла в почту.

First-hand result (Russian-language post): Lena needed to reschedule a trial lesson, sent her Dot Busya just the gym link; Busya found the right email and wrote to reschedule with Lena's permission, then reported the reply in chat before Lena had even opened her email herself. Concrete email-negotiation/scheduling result.

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