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Hi,
I have a question regarding an inquiry. How do we ask a person about details of the process?
I have been asking that person several times, she kept saying it is processing and once we complete it we will contact you. I am just wondering how it is going on. so how can i ask the person for that information. Any help would be appreciated.
Thanks
Lata
I have a question regarding an inquiry. How do we ask a person about details of the process?
I have been asking that person several times, she kept saying it is processing and once we complete it we will contact you. I am just wondering how it is going on. so how can i ask the person for that information. Any help would be appreciated.
Thanks
Lata
Top answer
If you have already asked "several times" and have been told that they will contact you, then stop asking! You will only annoy them. "
- If you have already asked "several times" and have been told that they will contact you, then stop asking!
- You will only annoy them.
- "
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If you have already asked "several times" and have been told that they will contact you, then stop asking! You will only annoy them.
If you are completely sure you will not annoy them, then you can say "Could you explain the steps of the process to me?"
If you are completely sure you will not annoy them, then you can say "Could you explain the steps of the process to me?"
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