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Re: Best regards, Kind regards, or Yours sincerely, - which is correct

Little Cloud — Fri, 25 Apr 2008 14:05:48 GMT

Hi.

Last week I sent a fax to a hotel in London in order to book a room and I addressed the letter to such Mrs. X with whom I exchange some e-mails in preceding days.

So, I knew the name of the person I was writing to, but not personally.

I began the letter writing: Dear Mrs. X

and ended with: Yours sincerely

Did I do the right choice?

NEEDS HELP!! to check if this letter is correct!!

Ahyaya — Tue, 01 May 2007 06:46:07 GMT

Hi All,

I need HELP!

Following is a covering letter writing to one of the new staff whom we wrote him a welcome letter before, but use a wrong title. Now am writing a cover letter to explain wrong title being used in previous letter and is now replacing a revised one to him.

Dear ----,

With reference to my letter dated _______, please accept our apologies that we have, by mistakes, put your title wrongly as Area Director of Marketing. We are now enclosing the revised letter with your correct title âArea Director of Sales & Marketingâ for your attention.

Sorry for any confusion caused.

Best regards,

***

I need this to be amended within next 5 hours.... PLEASE>.... Thank you.

Ahyaya

Hi everyone, Please check this out,Dis my first time & I need alot of help.

Anonymous — Mon, 20 Nov 2006 23:05:29 GMT

Hi, Im Nessia,female 18 and I am asked to write a letter of motivation/personal goals to I.H.S international hotel school. This is actually my first time writing, and i am not good at it, i have a fear that i might not do well enough .. I need this as soon as possible. thank you soo much everyone to whom it may concern dat wud check this out.. Would anyone be kind enough to help me out to save me. contact me on (removed by mod)I was thinking on starting with: Dear Sir/Madame, My name is Nessia. Im from ----, I live in ----- and Im here writing to you because my Motivations for I.H.S is purely from my heart. I want to study hotel managment because I had always have a big dream for hotels ever since i was in secondary school. Hotel management is all about caring, I care for the people and give quality services for them to feel wellcomed in all different parts of the country. Setting a high standard in the field. I would make my future hotel that I would be workin in be a better place than other hotels where people will lurge more, With decency and pride. I picked South africa because she is a beautiful country especially in Cape town with the beautiful mountains and ocean, cozzy weather and a confortable area for me to studya nd achieve what I wanna achieve. This had always been my dream. Yours' Faithfully, ------------------- (so wutchu tink? ugly hu? so not perfect, i was never really good at letter writing, i was only avergae on it, and its been a while since ive actualy written one men..gosh i feel like im gonna faint..) please help me, cuz i need this by tomorrow if possible.please do help me. HUGS: Nessia

Sponshorship letter, in need of help!

Anonymous — Fri, 25 Aug 2006 08:36:07 GMT

Hi there guys, i need some help in writing a propsal letter. Could anyone re-write this or give me some tips? I'm in need of some help since i'm new to the letter writing. All forms of constructive criticism welcome!

25/08/06
Donations and Sponsorship
MasterFoods Australia.

To Whom It May Concern,

At Smooth Productions, we are currently in search of a sponsor for our new underage event. Our latest event, Subliminal, is being held at one of Melbourneâs most well known venues, Publicity Nightclub, which has just recently undergone a multi-million dollar renovation. Our team was formed with experience from various underage events held throughout Melbourne metropolitan areas as well as suburban event nights.

Our latest project will be ranging costs of up to $7, 500 through the payment of venue, the hiring some of Melbourneâs most well known DJâs, advertisement costs for passes and pre-sold tickets etc. and the cost of our extensive promotion team. We propose that we be provided with funding of up to a few hundred dollars to cater for costs of running the night or at your discretion, some giveaways along with the funds.

Planned to be held on the 30^th of September, we endeavor to take on a new sponsor such as Starburst to join us in our new monthly events. Your logo and company name will be printed on each of the 10, 000 passes, as well as advertisement through SMS updates, internet sites and email notifications all collected through our databases.

For further information about our team or for any enquiries please contact Jason on 0416211200. Thank you for considering our proposal.

Sincerely,
Jason Boulos,
Smooth Productions.

Re: Character letters

aileen — Sun, 27 Jun 2004 14:56:51 GMT

OK darlinâ
I surfed the net for a while and found a small library of letter writing examples. Hereâs one that I found for a character reference letter.
http://www.writinghelp-central.com/character-reference.html
If you want, we can work on something more personal together. Best wishes.

Oh, I better paste it here just in case the page disappears!

Character Reference Letter

(print Reference Letter on company letterhead or standard paper)

Sunday, June 27, 2004
To whom it may concern:

Re: Character Reference - Jeremy Swanson

The purpose of this is to provide a character reference for Mr. Jeremy Swanson whom I have known as a classmate, roommate, and friend for a period of five
years.

I first met Jeremy in our freshman year at Adirondack College. We were both studying a general arts program there and became acquainted through a number
of common classes that we shared. By second year, we had become friends and decided to take an off-campus apartment together. We shared that living arrangement
until we both graduated last year.

Accordingly, having gotten to know Jeremy so well over the past few years, I believe puts me in a position to provide you with a pretty accurate assessment
of his character.

As a student, Jeremy was a hard-working and highly committed to his education. I believe that his excellent transcripts will attest to that fact. In addition,
he was quite involved in a number of extra-curricular activities including the track and field team and the school newspaper. In fact, in his last two
years he was Assistant Editor of the "Campus Inquirer." Outgoing, and always willing to help someone out, Jeremy was very popular with his fellow students.

As a roommate, Jeremy was a great choice. He was very neat and tidy at all times and he liked things in the apartment to be kept orderly. He made a point
of cleaning his own room and the common living areas on a regular basis. He socialized occasionally at home but was always respectful of my needs, and
he and his guests kept the noise down and ended their activities at a reasonable hour.

As a friend, Jeremy Swanson is a standout. He is a loyal, honest, considerate, and supportive individual who has the ability to see and understand things
from another person's perspective. He is a great direct communicator and knows how to raise and discuss common living issues and problems in a non-threatening
manner. He is hyper-sensitive and is always tuned into how another person might "feel" in a given situation. He likes to have fun too. During our years
at school we maintained an ongoing friendly rivalry on the squash courts.

To tell the truth, I really can't think of anything of consequence on the negative side of the personality ledger when it comes to Jeremy. All in all, I
would have to say that Jeremy Swanson is a fine, well-balanced person with an abundance of positive qualities.

Sincerely,

Humphrey Bogart

Re: Letter writing

tam — Wed, 12 Nov 2003 12:06:44 GMT

There are a few simply rules on letter writing:

1. To begin with your address (address of sender) should always be placed on the right hand side of the page, along with the date. If the letter is official then the receiver's address should on the left, below the sender's.

2. All letters should begin with Dear...., unless it is official and you do not know who you are writing to. In this case the letter can be addressed Dear Sir or Madam or To whom it may concern...

3. The first paragraph should be an introduction to the reason you are writing and the last should be a summing up and conclusion.

eg: I am writing in reference to your advertisement on the Forum on Monday 9th November......

eg: I look forward to receiving your reply..... / Please feel free to contact me for further information.....

4. You should end a letter with Yours Faithfully if you do not know the name of the person you are writing to. You should end a letter with Yours Sincerely if you know the name of the person.

There has also been alot written about letters in this forum. Check the threads from August/ September.

Formal letter writing - How to write a formal letter in English

Guest — Sat, 16 Aug 2003 21:29:17 GMT

A friend of mine received DWI. He needs to obtain a CD Evaluation and follow-up treatment. I disscuss with his attorney and lcoated a friend a mine who is a CD counselor. I is willing to provide the court with this information, but asked if I would compose the letter, and then he will provide his letterhead and signature. How do I start?

"To Whom It May Concern:" ??

Will I need to introduce this CD counselor by name and qualifications or by stating how he became involved?

Please help!!
Thanks!