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Askshameer Posted 17 years ago
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how do u convey this?"please confirm that you have recieved my email"
is this the right way? "Please confirm your recipient"
/Sameer
is this the right way? "Please confirm your recipient"
/Sameer
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"please confirm that you have received my/this email" OK is this the right way? "Please confirm your recipient" No Clive
- "please confirm that you have received my/this email" OK is this the right way?
- "Please confirm your recipient" No Clive
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Hi,
how do u convey this?"please confirm that you have received my/this email" OK
is this the right way? "Please confirm your recipient" No
Clive
how do u convey this?"please confirm that you have received my/this email" OK
is this the right way? "Please confirm your recipient" No
Clive
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what about " acknowledge your receipt " ....
what's the exact meaning of that term ?
what's the exact meaning of that term ?
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Hi,
what about " acknowledge your receipt " ....
what's the exact meaning of that term ?
eg " Please acknowledge your receipt of this email"
This means the same thing. However, I'd say it has a colder, more official tone.
You don't seem to like capital letters.
what about " acknowledge your receipt " ....
what's the exact meaning of that term ?
eg " Please acknowledge your receipt of this email"
This means the same thing. However, I'd say it has a colder, more official tone.
You don't seem to like capital letters.
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YoungBuddywhat about " acknowledge your receipt " ....Please acknowledge receipt of...
what's the exact meaning of that term ?
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"Please confirm receipt of this email" means the same as "Please confirm that you received this email".
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