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I contacted someone and he replied:
...
I've passed your information along and someone will get back to you should we be interested.
After sending him another message he replied:
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... will return should we be interested.
Is this a question?
I've passed your information along and someone will get back to you. Should we be interested?.
What do I have to reply? What's the meaning of this expression?
It's a conditional phrase. You might think of it as being the same as
...if we are interested
So your original sentence means:
I've given your information to other people, and if we are interested, someone will contact you.
It means if we're interested.
