At work I have an auto signature that reads: Thank You. <first and last name> <organization> <phone> <desk location> <quip that changes every couple months> From home, to someone I know: -<first name> or occasionally: Cheers -<first name> From home; to a close friend: <-monkey> -monkey <- see there!
For most stuff: Thanks, Matt For formal stuff (when I'm not thanking someone ): Regards, Matt For informal stuff when I'm not thanking someone: Matt Theres also a random fortune in my .sig. That's for emails anyway.
typically Tacticus (Kevin) ------ sig goes here if i am asking a question i might include thanks or something like that
This one? A few people at my work use them and every time i see it i have a barely controllable urge to click print!
Cheers, Will or ta or See ya later ****ers! It depends on the situation Oh, and if I get asked to send a read receipt from someone who should know better I'll damn well tell them how rude I think those things are.
This is mine: Matthias xxxx-xxxx xxxx xxxx P.O.Box: xxxx Dubai United Arab emirates N 025°15.630' E 055°19.959' Dubai Office Tel: +971 4 xxxxxxx Dubai Office Fax: +971 4 xxxxxxx Dubai Mobile: +971 50 xxx xxxx +27 79 xxx xxxx :South Africa Mobile Email: matthias@xxxx.com Web: www.XXXX.com NOTE: This communication may contain confidential information. If you are not the intended recipient it may be unlawful for you to read, copy, distribute, disclose or otherwise use the information contained within this communication. If you are not the intended recipient of this e-mail, please telephone, fax or e-mail us immediately. Errors and omissions may occur in the contents of this e-mail arising out of or in connection with data transmission, network malfunction or failure, machine or software error, malfunction, or operator error by the person who is sending the email. XXXX accepts no responsibility for any such errors or omissions. The information, views and comments within this communication are those of the individual and not necessarily those of XXXX. No animals were hurt with this transmission, although the dog next door is living on borrowed time. We believe a bad day behind a Nikon beats a good day behind a desk.
Thanks, Rob Or if It's someone outside of work: That's right, nothing. They already know it's from me!
At home, it's normally along the lines of Informal home 'laters' Formal home Regards Andy Brooks 07711 ****** andybrooks87@yahoo.co.uk Work At work, it's usually: Kind Regards Andy B Service Desk Analyst UK IS ATKINS <Insert postal address here> Tel: ************* Email: ***********
I always thought that those disclaimers at the bottom of e-mails were non-enforceable? Mainly because they're at the bottom of an e-mail message, which means that an unintended recipient would have read all the way through the message before they got to the bit that says "you're not allowed to read this". What are they supposed to do? Somehow forget the last 30 seconds?
I sent one back (trying to be helpful) pointing out the sender had typed 'domain.co.uk' which belonged to me, instead of the 'domain.com' address of the company intended. I got a snotty response from some stupid pillock inferring it was my fault! Still happens occasionally, now I just read and delete. No more Mr Nice Guy.
