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Anonymous Posted 20 years ago
Letter Writing

Need Some Help, meaning of C/- ?

Hi,

I really need to know the answer, please help.

Mary c/- Peter

Who is taking care of who?

Thanks.
  

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Hi, This is new to me. Where did you see it? In a text message?

— Clive

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Hi,

This is new to me. Where did you see it? In a text message?

Best wishes, Clive
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hi,

that's at the end of the letter.

normally...that's

Yours sincerely,

Peter

but sometime,,,when i'm writing on behave of someone....say....Mary writing on behave of Peter.. Mary takes care of Peter, then at the end of the letter..

Yours sincerely,
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Hi,

Perhaps what you are seeing as c/- is realy meant to be c/o?

If you address a letter to Mary, but you mail it to Peter because Mary is living at Peter's house, you would write the address on the envelope as

Mary,

c/o Peter

c/o means 'c
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