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25-May-2006, 00:01
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 Signing Off If I am writing an email to a respectable company and/or person, I prefer to remain professional and sign off with 'Yours sincerely'. Is it okay to use 'Yours sincerely' in email? I like to remain professional in emails and that is why I write it, or 'Yours faithfully'. Best wishes, Iain. |
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25-May-2006, 00:06
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25-May-2006, 00:10
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| Re: Signing Off Thank you for your reply, Red5. Is the letter example for the US, the UK or both? Best wishes, Iain. |
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25-May-2006, 00:14
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| Re: Signing Off It was written from a UK perspective. I'm not sure whether there are US differences. Someone else will be able to help you better (I'm not a teacher). Regards, Red |
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25-May-2006, 01:52
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| Re: Signing Off In the US, business letters are usually signed with "Sincerely," or "Sincerely yours" or sometimes "Very truly yours."  |
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25-May-2006, 03:54
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| Re: Signing Off When writing a formal email, I treat it the same way as a formal letter, and use sincerely/faithfully.  |
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