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| my company requires us to use "Dear ____" in all of our e-mail writing. "Dear" is something that i have traditionally saved for people that are actually dear to me. What other salutations are generally as accepted as "Dear" as being formal...?? I had been using "Greetings ______" or "Hello _____". Any suggestions...? Thanks |
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Dear Mr. Brown, Mr. Wilson, Ms. Scott, (unless a woman has expressed a preference for "Mrs" or "Miss", it's always safe to go by "Ms") Dear Publishing Manager, Dear Customer/Reader/Subscriber, etc, Whom it May concern (very formal, no specific names need to be mentioned), Dear Sir, Dear Madam, |
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