What does "one" refer to?
You would usually say "Thank you for the information" or "Thank you for that".
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#1 13-Aug-2008, 22:08Phrasing
What is wrong with the phrase 'Thank you for this/that one.' if used by a call center agent in thanking the customer for providing some information?
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#2 14-Aug-2008, 00:37Re: Phrasing
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#3 14-Aug-2008, 01:54Re: Phrasing
Refers to the information given by the customer...
Originally Posted by Anglika
Last edited by paochai01; 14-Aug-2008 at 02:00.
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