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Old 03-Apr-2007, 13:12
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Default Carbon Copy - Business Letter

Do the recipients of a carbon copy of a business letter get a photocopy of the letter after it is signed or before? In other words, does the carbon copy contain a signature?

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Default Re: Carbon Copy - Business Letter

Originally they only received a carbon copy of the letter, without signature. These days, since most people print their letters from a computer, the cc will be printed and may or may not be signed, according to the office's practice.
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