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Should they reply?

estebancambias · 2007-06-21 14:37:03

Does anyone agree with me that it is common courtesy for a business to reply to your e-mail regarding the availabilty of work?

21-06-2007 2:37pm

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estebancambias

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Does anyone agree with me that it is common courtesy for a business to reply to your e-mail regarding the availabilty of work?

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#2 21-06-2007 2:43pm

feylya

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They should but few ever do. They just ignore unsolicited emails and get on with whatever they have to do.

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#3 21-06-2007 5:33pm

Tav

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They should but most don't. That would be nice policy for every company ^.^

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#4 21-06-2007 5:35pm

Mr. Presentable

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Yes, so long as the e-mail is not unsolicited (or spam, to give it its correct name)

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