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"Sent from an iPhone 8.524157875019E+16"
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Sent from my mobile device. Please excuse any spelling errors.
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"Sent wirelessly from my mobile phone"
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![]() "I bought the white iPhone...the more expensive one." White cost the same as black... and people don't know the color of your phone by reading your email (for the record) So instead of liking to think of yourself as an "on the go" person who politely let's others know you may respond to emails with abrupt misspelled messages, you prefer a more logical and convincing approach by informing the world you're arrogantly cheap as well as a boastfully ignorant...type of person...? (As per your comment)
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I did not know it could be changed.
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As someone very heavily involved in Scouting, I use the following:
Yours in Scouting My Name Assistant Cub Scout Leader Acting Group Contact Group number and name Scout Group Mobile number E-mail address Sent from my iPhone 5
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I don't use a signature. The one that always bugs me is "sent from my iPhone so please excuse any typo." That seems like a denial of responsibility. Use whatever device you want, but own up to your mistakes if you care to use it. It is like if you get into a car to drive, no matter what kind of car it is, if you hit something, you are responsible. Why is it different when you write an email?
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I just left it as sent from my iPhone. Same goes for my iPad.
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Identifying your device (per some other posts) is hardly bragging or cocky (that's a +strange+ reaction). What it DOES do for the recipient: They know it's a mobile device, so formatting may be off, grammar might be a little truncated, subsequent responses might be delayed They know it's a device that's compatible with Messages (vs. just SMS), and [potentially] compatible with FaceTime.
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Another arrogant bastard here.
Sent from my iPhone.
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For people who use their phones for work outside their office, having a 'sent from an iPhone or Mobile' is basically an excuse for poor grammar and lack of well though out emails.
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Aackk! Prior to the resurrection of this thread yesterday, the last response was 2 years ago.
![]() It began in 2008. Last edited by lelisa13p; Dec 20, 2012 at 09:51 PM. |
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