We are specialized in packing, and I have a client Email to me as below:
. . . do you over shrink-wrap service or is it included in the price?
He uses over here, what does he mean?
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Sign up to join this communityWe are specialized in packing, and I have a client Email to me as below:
. . . do you over shrink-wrap service or is it included in the price?
He uses over here, what does he mean?
This is a typo or misspelling of "offer" – nothing more or less.
We cannot know for sure, but over is statistically rather more likely to be a typo for cover that merely left off the c- than it is for offer, whose edit distance is much further away.