No response to my email
By syoti20
@syoti20 (5292)
Philippines
January 13, 2011 5:43am CST
I have a case that I need to receive a reply. But I don't know what to say to my email when I will follow up her.Please advice what word or sentence I will used to follow up my email.
I usually used " resending for follow up ".
I need something new phrase aside from saying re-sending for follow up.Is there someon who are a good way or sentence to follow up someone. Which cannot be sound like demanding nor harsh.
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6 responses
@SIMPLYD (90717)
• Philippines
14 Jan 11
Here's an example ;
Good day!
In reference to my email yesterday regarding : _______________ , may i please follow -up its status? Please do not misconstrue this follow-up as a demand, but rather as a compliance to a standard operating procedure of our company with regards emails of importance.
Thank you for your preferential attention on this matter and i hope to hear from you at the soonest.
@kun2349 (23381)
• Singapore
17 Jan 11
haha =D THere's no need to be too courteous. U are using your own way, your normal tone, if they were to take it the wrong way, there's nothing u can do right? IF it's a follow up u are expecting and they know it, just use the word. U can even include the follow up within the subject of your email, so that u only need to send once.. haha 
@drannhh (15219)
• United States
14 Jan 11
I usually use the phrase "Second Request" which I do not consider too demanding in view of the fact that the person obviously ignored my first request. Then I can use "Third Request" but as they say here, three strikes and you are out, so if they do not reply to my third request, then I do it some other way.
@savypat (20216)
• United States
13 Jan 11
How about I'd like to hear from you, or please respond, or if it's personal, I'm concerned that I haven't heard from you. Try one of these and see if you get a response. If you don't that person may not wish to talk to you right now, when all else fails use the phone. Do it the old fashion way.
@hardworkinggurl (37062)
• United States
13 Jan 11
How about something like I will await your reply? Anxiously awaiting for you reply? Maybe these can help. 
@zenkey23 (416)
• Philippines
13 Jan 11
Hmm maybe you could try makign a greeting with the word PLEASE. so that it can be very accepting to the reader or the recipient :)
Hope i helped a bit happy myLotting :)
