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Grammar
Request clients to call back
Please call me at my toll-free number ***-*** OR
Please call me on my toll-free number ***-***
Which should it be?
Please call me on my toll-free number ***-***
Which should it be?
Top answer
"at" is the right preposition to use in your sentence. You call a person "at" a certain telephone number. "
- "at" is the right preposition to use in your sentence.
- You call a person "at" a certain telephone number.
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"at" is the right preposition to use in your sentence. You call a person "at" a certain telephone number.
Another possibilty:
"(Please) call me toll-free at ***."
Another possibilty:
"(Please) call me toll-free at ***."
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In America 'at' is used while in Britian, it's most predominately 'on'. I guess it depends on which side of the Atlantic you are located.
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Hi,
I wouldn't say either is wrong, but on the Canadian side of the Atlantic I mainly hear and read 'on'.
Clive
I wouldn't say either is wrong, but on the Canadian side of the Atlantic I mainly hear and read 'on'.
Clive
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You could just say "Please give me a call at your earliest your convenience."
Or something like (in the UK 'phone' is the more common verb than 'call') "Please phone at your convenience."
I like to finish off with something like "I look forward to hearing back from you." because it takes away any pressure they may have felt from you trying to get them to call you back (and usuall
Or something like (in the UK 'phone' is the more common verb than 'call') "Please phone at your convenience."
I like to finish off with something like "I look forward to hearing back from you." because it takes away any pressure they may have felt from you trying to get them to call you back (and usuall
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