Letterheads vs. Email?
Post 1 of 30
Are letterheads an outdated mode of business communication for you?
20 Oct 2006 17:53
Post 2 of 30
Replying To [hawaiianguy]:Definately not.
Letterheads are an important part of any business, just like business cards etc.
Letterheads should be on all Invoices, Packing lists and other documents which a company issues.
21 Oct 2006 16:16
Post 3 of 30
Replying to [hawaiianguy]:
Emails are essential but not replacing letterheads.
Any business correspondence may be using Emails, but when you go down to business, from issuing LOI and placing an order to deliver an offer and issuing invoices you will do it on the company letterhead.
Naturally the documents can be attached to the Email, but NOT just typed in the body of the Email as text...
I can say that without proper documents signed and sealed on company letterhead we will not even bother to reply to any inquiry.
Regards,
Aviad
Emails are essential but not replacing letterheads.
Any business correspondence may be using Emails, but when you go down to business, from issuing LOI and placing an order to deliver an offer and issuing invoices you will do it on the company letterhead.
Naturally the documents can be attached to the Email, but NOT just typed in the body of the Email as text...
I can say that without proper documents signed and sealed on company letterhead we will not even bother to reply to any inquiry.
Regards,
Aviad
22 Oct 2006 02:33
Post 5 of 30
Replying to [Aviad]:Thank you for your reply! I feel the exact same way![[em17]](http://img.alibaba.com/images/eng/style/icon/emoticons_shake_hands.gif)
22 Oct 2006 02:52
Post 6 of 30
Replying to [hawaiianguy]:
E-mail is good for correspondence , but the letter heads cannot be even compared to e-mails..
The genuinity , the respect , these things comes with a letter head,
Contracts, packing slips, invoices cant be dreamt of without the letterheads.
E-mail is good for correspondence , but the letter heads cannot be even compared to e-mails..
The genuinity , the respect , these things comes with a letter head,
Contracts, packing slips, invoices cant be dreamt of without the letterheads.
22 Oct 2006 06:21
Post 7 of 30
Replying to [hawaiianguy]:
HG ... there's a Pommie guy over there in "Business Culture" forum itchin to do battle with you ... have a gander over there mate![[em2]](http://img.alibaba.com/images/eng/style/icon/emoticons_laugh.gif)
HG ... there's a Pommie guy over there in "Business Culture" forum itchin to do battle with you ... have a gander over there mate
22 Oct 2006 06:53
Post 8 of 30
Replying to [varunz]: Yes! "That's the way it is!"
22 Oct 2006 23:58
Post 9 of 30
Replying to [Aussie]: Wish I knew what a "Pommie" is! Well, anyways, I never do battle on a Sunday.
By-the-way, I really like your "Aussie" words and phrases. I saw some books on the subject on Amazon. I wasn't too impressed by any of them. Those books seemed too "stiff" or too formal. Not enough funny pictures.
I'd like write one and title it, "Aussie to da Max" ...
Maybe one day, with your help, WE can make money with it!![[em3]](http://img.alibaba.com/images/eng/style/icon/emoticons_grin.gif)
Wish I knew what a "Pommie" is! Well, anyways, I never do battle on a Sunday.By-the-way, I really like your "Aussie" words and phrases. I saw some books on the subject on Amazon. I wasn't too impressed by any of them. Those books seemed too "stiff" or too formal. Not enough funny pictures.
I'd like write one and title it, "Aussie to da Max" ...
Maybe one day, with your help, WE can make money with it!
23 Oct 2006 00:15
Post 10 of 30
Replying To [hawaiianguy]:I will enlighten you. A Pommie is australian slang for an Englishman.
It stems back from the early days when they were referred to as Pome (Prisoners of Mother England)
23 Oct 2006 06:03
Post 11 of 30
Replying to [grigo]:Thank you! I feel better already!![[em1]](http://img.alibaba.com/images/eng/style/icon/emoticons_smile.gif)
23 Oct 2006 22:18