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| Is Dear Sir or Madam ok? I don't mean Dear Sir if it's a man or Dear Madam if it's a woman but literally Dear Sir or Madam. Thank you in advance |
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| More commonly Dear sir/madam but or is ok |
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| Is this generally considered rude because you ignore the name of the person you are addressing to? |
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A catch-all will be to address it to "Dear Mr xxxxx", and again, hope that the reply tells you if you are right or wrong. You can of course always ring the person's office and ask the receptionist! |
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