Talk:Business letter

Closing

In the US, I have never seen any other closing than "Sincerely, name". "Yours" and "faithfully" are not used. Niether are "Regards", "with (kind, sincere, etc) regards", etc.

I agree. I would probably fall out of my chair laughing if I received a business letter signed 'Sincerely Yours' or 'Yours Truly'. I have seen business letters ending with 'Respectfully Submitted' and 'Sincerely'. It sounds more like an ending to a love letter than a business letter. Mil97036 17:50, 1 September 2006 (UTC)[reply]

bigger pictures

Since the author him/herself provided the picture of the English letter, could we get a bigger version? It and the German letter are completely illegible now. --Espoo 12:16, 14 June 2006 (UTC)[reply]

Who cares?

With regards to this page not being typed in an "encylopedic tone", I doubt this is the reason it was created. I think it should remain to help people write these letters.

It isn't very helpful the way it is written. I agree that it should be rewritten to provide the information in a better format. Mil97036 17:45, 1 September 2006 (UTC)[reply]