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Is the following English message correct grammatically and polite?
11-10-2012, 12:03 AM
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Hello XXXXX,
Thank you for your nice message, feedback and wishes, I really appreciate it. I really hope that the readers will find it useful and helpful.By the way, sorry for this a late response as we are not friends on Facebook. -Facebook automatically filters that message to Others and I don't get a notification #- Anyway, it is nice to see you here and if you don't mind we can be friends on Facebook.Thanks again and wish you all the best.
Yours sincerely my name.

#this doesn't make sense do your mean your inbox?
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