atw: Re: Dear Sir/Madam,

From: Howard Silcock <howard.silcock@xxxxxxxxx>
To: austechwriter@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
Date: Tue, 3 Aug 2010 10:20:00 +1000

Ahoy Suzy

> Hey Bob

> ...

> If I am sending an email to someone I don’t know; I will use Hi (name),
and Hello if it’s a team or more than one.

Do we assume, then, that you do know Bob and that this is another style that
you use for people you know?

Howard


On 3 August 2010 08:45, Suzy Davis <suzy.davis@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:


>  Hey Bob
>
> Any email that begins with “Dear” is immediately in the category of spam
> until it proves itself to be otherwise J  And it may not get that chance.
>
>
>
> If I am sending an email to someone I don’t know; I will use Hi (name), and
> Hello if it’s a team or more than one.
>
>
>
> My second line will be where I will identify who I am and how I got their
> name and specify why I am contacting them, and apologise for interrupting
> their day if necessary..
>
>
>
> Regards Suzy
>
>
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Follow-Ups:
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References:
- atw: Dear Sir/Madam,
  - From: Bob Trussler

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