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Anonymous Posted 11 years ago
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which one is correct?
I've already adjusted the invoice amount and just need an initial/sign FROM / AT your end.
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“I’ve already adjusted the invoice amount and just need your initial or signature.”
(The ‘at your end’ is implied by needing either an initial or signature to be added.)
(The ‘at your end’ is implied by needing either an initial or signature to be added.)
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