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Rare as it is, I think that's just the exception. I really know hardly anything about the organisation. This is sort of a response to an ad; an application for the courses the institution offers. I doubt they have departments there. 'Dear Sir or Madam' is a wonderful option, of course, but the...

Hello, What kind of salutation does one use when referring to an insitution? A 'Dear National Academy of Development of Software,' is obviously absurd. But what else should be written? Perhaps 'To whom it may concern,' (and if that is the correct form, the should all words in the phrase start...

Hi everybody! Please I need help with my homework. I have to write an email to a hotel asking for more information. I don´t know how to start the salutation, and I don´t know the name of the hotel manager either. I think in this options: Dear Sir/Madam: Dear Mr/ Mrs: To whom it may concern:...

Help. I'm writing/editing a letter of inquiry for a grant proposal and I have hit a stumbling block. The letters must be sent via email. I'm rather unfamiliar with business email etiquette. Should I use a formal business letter form, with a double header and a "To Whom It May Concern" salutation?...

Hi Guest, Your solution works. Some people just write, "Dear Sir:". Others use "To whom it may concern:" My preference is to send an advance e-mail or letter or phone call to find out who is going to read the "actual" e-mail. That way I can follow up later. Otherwise, my e-mail might just...