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Most likely not the only reason but just the last ..
Possibly the client got really offended and caused a scene so OP's boss figured the best option was to drop him from the project.
To be honest op I would take you off the project too. If you are making that sort of mistake without checking your work it would make me question the rest of it as that was just an email. I guess that will teach you to proof read things that you send out.
its called 'proof reading'. ydi
Pulled off the project? You're lucky to still be in the job. especially if you're reaction is to come on here bleating about how your life sucks.
Spellcheck is your friend.
You could try to see if you can take it back because some allow you to undo a sent email.
YDI, you're lucky you only got pulled off and not fired for it. If it was that important, quality is key and taking an extra second to see spell check/prof read would've done you good.
I always run it through spell check and run over it myself a few times before sending either way, no matter how important. YDI
I'd pull you off too asehol3 :)
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If it's so important, you should have triple checked. So, YDI
Don't you know it's impolite to call clients a ****?