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I'm trying to avoid 'Thanks to you and your team'. Which alternative is better?

Posted by ty97 Jun 17 '09, 12:36

1. Thank you and your team.
2. I thank you and your team.

Responses:

"I would like to thank you and your team." -- nm - Ender Jun 17, 12:41 3
- "....but I won't, dumbass." - musubi Jun 17, 12:49
- "Well then, go ahead." -- nm - con_carne Jun 17, 12:49
- In considered this. I'm still considering this. - ty97 Jun 17, 12:43
You and your team have my thanks. Thanks, you and your team! -- nm - mara Jun 17, 12:39 2
- Thank yous guys. -- nm - con_carne Jun 17, 12:40 1
  - "Dudes! You done me a major solid!" -- nm - Ender Jun 17, 12:48
"To Wong Fu: Thanks for Everything, Julie Newmar" -- nm - Beryllium Jun 17, 12:38 1
I like what's in your subject line better than both. - Subversive Jun 17, 12:38 6
- 'Thanks' feels too informal to me, for this. - ty97 Jun 17, 12:39 4
  - "My sincere thanks to you and your team" formalizes it up. -- nm - Subversive Jun 17, 12:42 3
    - oh be specific for what you are thanking them for. "I would like to extend my thanks to you and your team for the effort you put into the project" etc -- nm - Andie Jun 17, 12:43 1
      - Yeah, I assumed that would go on the end. -- nm - Subversive Jun 17, 12:45
    - Bam! Formalize it up a notch. -- nm - Emmeril Legasse, ESQ. Jun 17, 12:43
- me too. -- nm - Callisto Jun 17, 12:39
1. -- nm - Andie Jun 17, 12:37
I like 2 -- nm - con_carne Jun 17, 12:37

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