"U boy Jaco Pastorouis (sic)" ??

[paul_c2]

You're best out of it, if you can't understand what he's written and he doesn't respond in a timely manner to your emails. There is one time I would forgive poor English - and that's when its not someone's first language. But not responding to emails......well I suppose there could be reasons, but best out of it all the same.

[Bilbo]

Mole hill, mountain. Cannot see what the offence is. Should try talking to the guy.

[DaveFry]

Reminds me of the " Blowin' In The Wind " and Sam Cooke story ....
Sam's grandfather had been a slave whose " owners " called him boy , ( as in " Fetch this , fetch that , Boy ") so Sam was greatly moved by the line " How many roads must a man walk down before you can call him a man ? ".
He figured that if a white Jew could write a song about racism then he could too , and came up with " A Change Gonna Come ".

[seashell]

'Yer man Jaco' perhaps?

Even in typing this, my phone tried to correct Jaco to Jacob. Maybe worth giving the chap a chance. Have you got a number you can ring him on? Perhaps he's better at verbal communication.

[solo4652]

I don't have a smart-phone, so I don't know how emails and texting works on them. When I'm texting on my dumb-phone, I turn the predictive texting off. Surely that's possible on a smart-phone?