Email signature

[Flex]

Guys,

 

I currently have 'Kind Regards' as my sign off on my work email but wanting something a little warmer/friendlier.

 

Any suggestions?

[DoogyRev]

'yours lovingly" ........is that warm enough

 

I use different ones depending on the email and who its to. "Best Regards, Kind Regards, all the best, Thanks, Cheers....etc

[Flex]

Might get some interesting responses with 'yours lovingy' almost tempted to just drop it into a few and see what happens. I tend to add another informal one in if it's to a friend or the like.

[ioneabee]

"with deepest sympathy"

 

[Flex]

"with deepest sympathy"

 

 

That hurt!

[ioneabee]

:lol:

[Fodder]

Is this your business or as an employee? most companies will have a template you can use.

 

I tend to make mine up as my job title and position are meaningless and make me sound more important so typically li use something like the following..

 

Regards

Business group

Location

Phone/fax

email address

 

That said i had a colleague who being fed up seeing people add all their professional qualificatons on peoples auto signature started adding "bronze swimming certificate" and such like to his.... no one picked up on it

Edited November 6, 2012 by Fodder

[Stew]

Just remember the T and G are close by when writing Regards......

[ioneabee]

I once added "cycling proficiency badge" to mine - it didn't get the response I was hoping for

[Flex]

Is this your business or as an employee? most companies will have a template you can use.

 

I tend to make mine up as my job title and position are meaningless and make me sound more important so typically li use something like the following..

 

Regards

Business group

Location

Phone/fax

email address

 

That said i had a colleague who being fed up seeing people add all their professional qualificatons on peoples auto signature started adding "bronze swimming certificate" and such like to his.... no one picked up on it

 

It's my business bud, otherwise I would not care as much!

Edited November 6, 2012 by flexib

[Stew]

I think Kind Regards or Best Wishes is friendly enough.

[Lexx]

I always use

'B Rgrds'

 

But we're not a very formal company.

[glrnet]

I used to deal with a really snotty guy and he just signed his

 

Best

 

Roderick

 

I think Kind Regards is warm enough, anything else will be too familiar or "gushy"

 

[Bockaaarck]

Please be very careful whatever you do as I unfortunately had a bit of a typing accident a while ago, sigining off to one of my senior clients in a hurry and flurry of sausage fingered typing, wishing him "Best Retards"

[Clown]

I'll pretend this is an email.

 

Cheers,

 

AB

Job title

 

Department

Company

Address

Phone number

[S1 HNK]

one of my clients uses BR....i mean come on, no one can be that busy!!!

[Sarnie]

I just use 'Best regards'...............................what more do people want, a frickin reach around at the end of each email??????

[rtbiscuit]

what about

 

 

boo yakka shar!

 

 

me Bredrin!

[HaydnH]

Don't concentrate on such small things, concentrate on what matters and nobody will care about how you sign off an e-mail.

[The Bounty Bar Kid]

Is this your business or as an employee? most companies will have a template you can use.

 

I tend to make mine up as my job title and position are meaningless and make me sound more important so typically li use something like the following..

 

Regards

Business group

Location

Phone/fax

email address

 

That said i had a colleague who being fed up seeing people add all their professional qualificatons on peoples auto signature started adding "bronze swimming certificate" and such like to his.... no one picked up on it

 

[The Bounty Bar Kid]

Best regards or many thanks. Depends if you're asking foe something or just communicating.

[spursmaddave]

I usually put

 

Dave x

 

But if it is less formal maybe

 

Big D x x x

 

[Fodder]

Is this your business or as an employee? most companies will have a template you can use.

 

I tend to make mine up as my job title and position are meaningless and make me sound more important so typically li use something like the following..

 

Regards

Business group

Location

Phone/fax

email address

 

That said i had a colleague who being fed up seeing people add all their professional qualificatons on peoples auto signature started adding "bronze swimming certificate" and such like to his.... no one picked up on it

 

It's my business bud, otherwise I would not care as much!

 

In that case I think regards is sufficient but include your company name, address and website... dont want to fill it up with

unnecessary cr*p.....

 

I was for some years designing, building and mainatining my companies European email infrstructure and the silly autosignatures and graphics people would insist on putting in their signatures to fill up my disk would wind me up no end.... i'm going OT as you can tell it's still a sore point