Something I've been wondering for a while, is how most people finish their emails? I'm never especially sure how to finish my own ones, what's polite or appropriate and what ain't - so I'm curious what you lot do. Personally I tend to finish up with: Cheers (/now) specofdust If it's going to mates, Regards, specofdust If it's going to someone I don't know, or have to be a little more formal with, and if I'm sucking up or asking for something, I use "Kind Regards". So tell me Bit-tech, what do you do?
I'm not very imaginative. If its formal, usually either: Regards, Tanvir or Yours sincerely, Tanvir And if its informal: Cheers big ears! Tanvir or if its a geekier individual, Yours electronically, Tanvir
if it's someone I know then either, Thanks, Mark. or just -Mark If it's through work I just let my auto signature deal with it, which starts with a "Kind regards" followed by my full name, job title, work's name and telephone number (including extension)
The company's standard signature with my contact details. (Which I won't post here for obvious reasons) Correct font and all. If it's to friends or family I don't bother at all. I mean, why should I? They know who it's from anyway.
It appears my auto-signature is "-Real Name, Rovaniemi" Dunno when I've added that, but I guess I've been using that a couple of years now. I'm not a big fan of smalltalk/formal stuff so I just tend to drop the BS.
Personal just gets the "-Eric" treatment, plus my phone number when sent from my iPhone. Work does the standard "Regards, Name/Position/Desk/Main/Fax" thing, though the desk number is the only important one.
Personal stuff: Regards Work: Regards Long winded sig with name, department, company, mobile and desk numbers.
No, but i'd like too. Truth be told i dont send emails. 1) I dont have a job 2) I send non-instant messages via msn if i need to contact friends.