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Anonymous Posted 16 years ago
Letter Writing
Salutation for message to non-personal address
Hello,
I need to send an e-mail to a company with an invoice for a job I did.
The e-mail address I am supposed to send it to is non-personal, so I don't know how to start my message.
Would something like "To whom it may concern at [company name]" sound too rude?
Thanks a lot,
Cristina
I need to send an e-mail to a company with an invoice for a job I did.
The e-mail address I am supposed to send it to is non-personal, so I don't know how to start my message.
Would something like "To whom it may concern at [company name]" sound too rude?
Thanks a lot,
Cristina
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Hi, I need to send an e-mail to a company with an invoice for a job I did. The e-mail address I am supposed to send it to is non-personal, so I don't know how to start my message. Would something like "To whom it may concern at [company name]" sound too rude?
- Hi, I need to send an e-mail to a company with an invoice for a job I did.
- The e-mail address I am supposed to send it to is non-personal, so I don't know how to start my message.
- Would something like "To whom it may concern at [company name]" sound too rude?
- It's not rude.
- It just sounds like you do not understand when to use this expression.
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Hi,
I need to send an e-mail to a company with an invoice for a job I did.
The e-mail address I am supposed to send it to is non-personal, so I don't know how to start my message.
Would something like "To whom it may concern at [company name]" sound too rude?
It's not rude. It just sounds like you do not understand when to use this expression. ( It's usually
I need to send an e-mail to a company with an invoice for a job I did.
The e-mail address I am supposed to send it to is non-personal, so I don't know how to start my message.
Would something like "To whom it may concern at [company name]" sound too rude?
It's not rude. It just sounds like you do not understand when to use this expression. ( It's usually
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