Is using "お世話様” too polite? Should I just use " ありがとうございます”?
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お世話になります
お世話様です
お世話になっています
are used to express appreciation of keeping long and good relationship with conversational partner . so , This phrase is often used in business occasion.
For your information
世話をする=take care of ~ / look after
and We regard "taking care of something" as the long-term care
therefore you shouldn't use this phrase in informal occasion and short term relationship
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I seldom use "お世話様です".
For me it sounds a little unfriendly.
In my opinion "ありがとうございます" is better in most (or all) cases.
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