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Dallas CF Summit Training Sale

Luis Majano February 07, 2012

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Luis Majano

February 07, 2012

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There are only 15 days to our ColdBox Trainings in Dallas, Texas before the Open CF Summit and we are holding a sale extravaganza as we need to fill out our seats.  So here are $350 dollars off the regular price! So just for $645 attend our 2 days courses!  But hurry as the sale ends soon!

 

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