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Latest post Fri, May 6 2005 6:00 AM by Guest. 2 replies.
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Guest  +  96613 Fri, 06 May 05 06:00 AM
Hello

I'm looking for something a little less formal than "yours truly" or "best regards" to sign off emails.

I've seen "cheers" and would like to use something along those lines.

Any ideas?

Thanks
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Mister Micawber  +  96733 Fri, 06 May 05 02:44 PM

Cheers / Ciao / See you / Later / Best -- these are in wide casual use. You could probably coin your own if it is meant for informal use among acquaintances.

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gormenghast  +  97364 Sun, 08 May 05 04:46 PM
Yea: Thanks. Exactly what you used in your post here. That's what I always use, even if it may not specifically apply to the topic of the email. It's generic but somehow affirmative; it says more than "bye" or "later" without trying to say more.
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