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Ever worked with Sojern.com?

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Patrick_G last edited by

Just curious if anyone has experience working with: http://sojern.com/?

If so, and you don't mind giving me a quick overview of whether it was a good experience, email me at patrick.garmoe@travelex.com

Thanks,

Patrick
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Patrick_G @Christy-Correll last edited by

No, but I opted for unrelated reasons not to move foward at this time.

Thanks,

Patrick
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Christy-Correll Staff last edited by

Hi Patrick, did you receive any feedback via email on this question?
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