Can anyone recommend a new, original email sign-off?

Question

***Serious answers only, please.***

These days most of my work colleagues are using "Best" as their email sign-off.

See you at the meeting.
Best,
Joe Schmoe

"Thanks" and "Sincerely" and "Regards" all seem so humdrum. So overused. And "Cheers" seems inappropriate.

Can anyone recommend a new, original, polite sign-off that would be appropriate for business emails?

Thank you!!

Answer 1

I like to conclude my emails with "Your friend and mine,"... it's just silly enough to be funny, without being so bizarre it blows someones mind.

Answer 2

Thanks, Thank you, Sincerely and Regards are business terms that you should continue to use in business emails.

Other emails can use the Best, Best Regard, All the Best, Later, Have a Good One, See You Later, Ta-Ta For Now, ByeBye, etc. can be used in informal emails.'

Answer 3

Any over-the-counter or mail order product with the be conscious "detox" everywhere in its call is a fraud and a scam. i'm a fifty 5 12 months previous intense overall performance athlete and that i does no longer touch the stuff. i hit upon it no longer uncomplicated to believe you have any weight to lose once you're training 18 hours a week.

Answer 4

i use "con amore" which is italian for with love.

"toodles" would be funny

"Enjoy your day/afternoon/evening/weekend" would be polite and businessy

"Thank you for taking some of your precious time to read my email" is good but might be smart-alecky

Answer 5

Ciao'

Answer 6

I always liked this simple one the best:

-Name

Thats what I always use. ;)

Answer 7

love all serve all