how to start formal e mail?
i would like to send a formal email to ( customer service team). what can i write after the word (dear) ?I will be in a test and i will be asked to send a formal e mail to a customer service team and i need to do a perfect email
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Instead of "dear ...." I usually write "to whom it may concern." This is a formal and neutral way of addressing a group or company, since you can't anticipate who might respond to your question.
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You may start a formal email in different ways, here are some examples. . .
Dear Sir / Madam - To whom it may concern - With the greatest respect
I hope this is helpful.
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