why do so many nobodies put read receipts on their emails ?
Milan.
Milan.
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probably because the "somebodies" can't be ar$ed replying to the plebs?? -
So they can prove you've received it if it ever ends up in court.
I always decline to send a read receipt anyway. Like to keep them guessing. Then when they re-send it, give them an ear-full that I got it first time.
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It is because they have terrible communication skills. They are the same people who say "please advise", and who cc-in somebody of perceived importance who you know actually gives even less of a damn than you do.Comment
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Because some dickhead developer thought it would be a good idea to add such a feature to an email client. If it's there it'll get abused.Comment
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It can be useful if you are nosey like me. I also add an extra column to my inbox that displays a yes/no flag to let you know which messages have a read receipt on them - I read the yes ones last, of course.Comment
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That is sickening. I bet you use Comic Sans too.Comment
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and they use words like ourself and yourself and utilise because simple English scares them.Originally posted by thunderlizard View PostComment
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My favourite is the ones who have it set as default and then do a mail to the whole outfit - I always make sure they get the read receipt.Originally posted by milanbenes View PostComment
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