Billie Said:

Is it rude not to sign a business email with "love" if the sender signed theirs that way?

We Answered:

You would want to check with the owner of the business before you closed a business letter with 'love'. Affectionately or fondly would probably be a better choice if approved by owner. If it's not allowed, either call her when you send the letter or when she comes in again to explain he situation.

Carrie Said:

What Should My New Email Username Be?

We Answered:

t.morrison@yahoo.com

Nelson Said:

need help on writing a professional email? please i need it by tonight...helping out my dad?

We Answered:

Your question is a bit vague, but I'll give it a shot:

Dear (Name):

My name is X and I am the Vice President of Company X. Our company does X and has been in business for X years. I have been researching a strategy for X and realized that partnering with a social worker could help grow the business. I would like to propose a joint business venture that has the potential to increase the business by %. The general concept is X (give the broad strokes). I would like to set up an appointment with you so I can provide a detailed presentation and then discuss the possibility of doing business together. Looking forward to talking with you.

Best regards,
X

Lorraine Said:

Hi i have to send a email to a magazine that we advertise our business in how do i word a professional email ?

We Answered:

Dear Sir/Madam
I have contacted you on a previous occasion saying that we were not happy with the price of the advertisement although we were to close to the deadline it could not be done at that time.I must make it clear that we have cancelled the advertisement and yet you still contact us with this months advertisement which we wish to be removed as payment will not be sent.

Yours Thankfully

Lillian Said:

What's a good valediction to use in an email?

We Answered:

I love Toodles, but, like cheers it's kind of weird and definately not professional.
I usually, for business purposes use Regards (without the best, or kind prefix). Simple and to the point. Have also not used any valediction and just signed my name after the last sentence of the email. Seems to be a fairly standard option these days.