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Subject: | UKNM: Email autoresponders: effective or offensive? |
From: | Sean Phelan |
Date: | Thu, 6 Jan 2000 16:37:08 GMT |
Happy new year, everybody!! I wish you all success in 19100 !!
Over the Christmas break, we switched on an email autoresponder here at
Multimap.com. All our client support people were out over the break,
and while I was responding to to a few enquiries, we thought it better
that email enquirers got an automated response saying something like
"thanks for the enquiry; your tracking number is X; we will respond
within one business day". We then answered them all on Tuesday.
The question now is whether to leave the autoresponder on permanently.
Personally I like it when I get auto-responses like that (providing
the company really does get back to me) but I have heard strongly-held
opinions from others that auto-responses are annoying and even mildly
insulting.
Any thoughts from all of you? Does an email autoresponse give you a
sense that your enquiry has been received, is being taken seriously
and is going to be answered, or are they just annoying quasi-junk mail?
Thanks all
Sean
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Replies
Re: UKNM: Email autoresponders: effecti, Stefan Magdalinski
Re: UKNM: Email autoresponders: effecti, Martin Phillips
Re: UKNM: Email autoresponders: effecti, Ian Fenn
Re: UKNM: Email autoresponders: effecti, Trevor May
Re: UKNM: Email autoresponders: effecti, Jonathan Lumb
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