How do you sign off your letters?

Beep @HijabaDabbaDoo

Ok. Like thank you as in thanks for reading? @SW-User

@Annii Yeah, and like thank you for your time. But it depends who you're writing to I suppose. As long as it's respectful, that's the main thing.

I find Sincerely so outdated. But ok. I just find sincerity is mostly fake, our society is all about “me”. @gdon39

😂@TheOneyouwerewarnedabout

I don’t think it’s flowery, just appropriate. @MarkPaul

@Annii It's a bit overkill and a bit too conformist for my tastes.

@MarkPaul ok, us older ones were taught differently I guess. I remember having to write a letter to the local fire chief because he came to visit our grade 3 class one day. I signed off with “Love, <my name>
Omg my teacher threw a fit. I got an F. I just remembered this memory...so weird.

@SW-User Gimme an x ☺

@SinlessOnslaught x

@SW-User Yeeeeeehehehe!!!

Well then, I guess it makes sense if you are a servant. @SW-User

You don’t think that’s kind of cold? @Spoiledbrat

no the letters i wrote are i informal. @Annii

Are you so rich you’re demanding payments? @NightsWatch

Lol@wildbill83

@geoam1 Hahahaha ok - I hope you’re not homeless or there’s not warrants out for you

@geoam1 Good 👍🏼

😂 ya know, I was too damn busy to have ever had a MySpace. But then again I was always late to everything, late bloomer. @plungesponge

@canusernamebemyusername oooo salty

@BalmyNites on a formal letter?

@Annii Oh, you didn’t specify that

In which case, if the letter is headed with the addressee’s actual name (ie Mr Smith) the proper sign off would be ‘Yours sincerely’

If the letter is simply headed Dear Sir/Madam, etc then the correct sign off would be ‘Yours faithfully’

When I see that I assume the writer is a heavy drinker - I know, I know, but it is a drinking thing @Bushmanoz

@Annii lol, I never saw it like that...you have ruined it for me

@LvChris omg