Posted January 12, 2011
stonebro
Sincerely works in either formal or informal emails and is the most common in the US, at least.
orcishgamer
Mad and Green
Registered: Jun 2010
From United States
stonebro
Sincerely works in either formal or informal emails and is the most common in the US, at least.
hedwards
buy Evil Genius
Registered: Nov 2008
From United States
Posted January 12, 2011
Personally, I use that line for the transfer information to my bank account in the Caymans.
stonebro: I'm communicating a lot with customers in english. I don't really know whether I should end my emails with "Regards" or "Best regards". Is there any difference? Is "Best regards" too polite? 
orcishgamer: Sincerely,
stonebro
Sincerely works in either formal or informal emails and is the most common in the US, at least. That's been my understanding, although less so between people that I know well. But in any case where you're an acquaintance or less known than that it works.
stonebro
Sincerely works in either formal or informal emails and is the most common in the US, at least.
Post edited January 12, 2011 by hedwards
heindall
New User
Registered: Nov 2009
From Brazil
Posted January 12, 2011
orcishgamer
Mad and Green
Registered: Jun 2010
From United States
Posted January 12, 2011
stonebro
Sincerely works in either formal or informal emails and is the most common in the US, at least.
MsbS
Man in Pyjamas.
Registered: Sep 2008
From Poland
Posted January 12, 2011
Here's one more blog entry regarding this:
http://lifehacker.com/5329713/avoid-inappropriate-email-signoffs
http://lifehacker.com/5329713/avoid-inappropriate-email-signoffs
Zchinque
Antagonist
Registered: Apr 2010
From Norway
Posted January 12, 2011
For professional correspondence, I prefer
All my love,
-Z
All my love,
-Z