Including, in any such inquiries, a demonstration that you are either too stupid to spell simple, common words, such as “job” or “you”; or else to lazy to take the time and effort to write these words correctly, or just so damn sloppy that you don't care how stupid and lazy you look; is not going to make a very good impression on anyone who might be able to help you find employment.
If you really are that stupid, then don't bother; nobody is going to hire you anyway—not when there are plenty of other people, who possess at least normal levels of intelligence and literacy competing against you for the same jobs.
Otherwise, especially in job-hunting-related communications, please consider the value in taking the time and effort to write in a manner that communicates that you are intelligent enough to have written something that might be worth the effort of reading it.
When I see writing such as this, I usually don't bother to try to parse what the illiterate cretin who wrote it was actually trying to say; all I read out of it is “Hey, everyone! Look how stupid I am! Please mock me and make fun of me and treat me as the idiot that I obviously am.” Is this really the impression that you want to make an a potential employer, or on someone who might be able to steer you toward a potential employer?
And even if I grant the possibility that such a writer might have a useful degree of intelligence, that leaves me to presume that he is lazy and sloppy, and will do a crappy job just to save himself a tiny amount of effort. Do you think any employer wants an employee that will do a sloppy, crappy job, rather than put out a tiny amount of additional effort to do a good job?
Even in more casual sorts of communications, if what you have to say isn't worth your trouble to write it properly, then why should it be worth anyone else's trouble to try to read it? And in job-seeking communications, this is far more critical.
This sort of writing is symptomatic of the sort of person who, if I get teamed up with such a person to perform a particular task, I'll end up doing more work to cover for that other person's stupidity, incompetence, laziness, and sloppiness, than I would have to do if I were just to perform the task myself, without that other person's “help”.
