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Thank you for your question, CS. I do receive emails such the above one from native English speakers using a comma after "Thank you." I think it is a style. But if it goes against your wishes, I will not use that style any more.
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No, we don't end sentences with a comma. In your e-mail 'Thank you,' is most likely followed by a name. In that case it's a valediction.
Last edited by Chicken Sandwich; 13-Jan-2013 at 19:00. Reason: removed an unnecessary comma