Matching email intro/sig

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sasguru replied

21 February 2006, 15:51
Originally posted by threaded

What makes you think all his friends are bots?

Be quiet Eliza
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threaded replied

21 February 2006, 15:47
What makes you think all his friends are bots?
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ratewhore replied

21 February 2006, 15:35
It's because all your friends are bots...
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sasguru replied

21 February 2006, 13:53
Originally posted by thunderlizard

Over the past couple of months I've noticed a strange phenomenon. I write somebody an email (using some variant of 'dear X'/'hi X'/'hello X' and 'yours'/'cheers'/'regards') and they reply using EXACTLY THE SAME format.

Is this happening to anybody else?
Is somebody actually teaching it as good business practice, as some kind of cod-NLP technique?
and could you please stop?

ta,
tl

Jokes aside, I've noticed it too.

ta,
SG
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Numptycorner replied

21 February 2006, 13:49
I have noticed it TL especially if I use Cheers
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threaded replied

21 February 2006, 13:45
Over the past couple of months I've noticed a strange phenomenon. I write somebody an email (using some variant of 'dear X'/'hi X'/'hello X' and 'yours'/'cheers'/'regards') and they reply using EXACTLY THE SAME format.

Is this happening to anybody else?
Is somebody actually teaching it as good business practice, as some kind of cod-NLP technique?
and could you please stop?

ta,
tl

Over the past couple of months I've noticed a strange phenomenon. I write somebody an email (using some variant of 'dear X'/'hi X'/'hello X' and 'yours'/'cheers'/'regards') and they reply using EXACTLY THE SAME format.

Is this happening to anybody else?
Is somebody actually teaching it as good business practice, as some kind of cod-NLP technique?
and could you please stop?

ta,
tl

Over the past couple of months I've noticed a strange phenomenon. I write somebody an email (using some variant of 'dear X'/'hi X'/'hello X' and 'yours'/'cheers'/'regards') and they reply using EXACTLY THE SAME format.

Is this happening to anybody else?
Is somebody actually teaching it as good business practice, as some kind of cod-NLP technique?
and could you please stop?

ta,
tl
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sasguru replied

21 February 2006, 13:40
Originally posted by thunderlizard

Over the past couple of months I've noticed a strange phenomenon. I write somebody an email (using some variant of 'dear X'/'hi X'/'hello X' and 'yours'/'cheers'/'regards') and they reply using EXACTLY THE SAME format.

Is this happening to anybody else?
Is somebody actually teaching it as good business practice, as some kind of cod-NLP technique?
and could you please stop?

ta,
tl

Over the past couple of months I've noticed a strange phenomenon. I write somebody an email (using some variant of 'dear X'/'hi X'/'hello X' and 'yours'/'cheers'/'regards') and they reply using EXACTLY THE SAME format.

Is this happening to anybody else?
Is somebody actually teaching it as good business practice, as some kind of cod-NLP technique?
and could you please stop?

ta,
tl
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thunderlizard started a topic Matching email intro/sig

21 February 2006, 13:33
Matching email intro/sig

Over the past couple of months I've noticed a strange phenomenon. I write somebody an email (using some variant of 'dear X'/'hi X'/'hello X' and 'yours'/'cheers'/'regards') and they reply using EXACTLY THE SAME format.

Is this happening to anybody else?
Is somebody actually teaching it as good business practice, as some kind of cod-NLP technique?
and could you please stop?

ta,
tl
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