Ways of signing off a work email

[Alan Medic]

This always bugs me as I don't really like the usual options. Anyone suggest alternatives to the following:

Kind regards,

Best regards,

Thanks (if appropriate)

Nothing, just your name

I know it may depend on who you are emailing, but what other ones do you use?

[MsDulwich]

yours sincerely

[Angelina]

Kind regards or many thanks while subsequent ones might just get thanks

Depends who it is. Lots of back and forth emails will end up with just my name and eventually just the message

Yours Sincerely is for letters, not emails so ok if you?re sending an attachment.

[Spartacus]

Depends on how angry you are with the other person

Not angry : Yours or regards

Mildly angry : Thanks

Medium angry : no signature

Very angry : feckyou

[Angelina]

Haha, yes there is definitely a tone you can get across

[zenoria65]

MsDulwich Wrote:

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> yours sincerely

Dear Sir/Madam, yours faithfully

Dear Mr/Mrs, yours sincerely

Alternatively (scottish) yours eye

I like the French sign offs - cordialement and amicalement

[Seabag]

Personally I favour the same thing for everyone and everything

Best

Seabag

It?s a fookin minefield otherwise, so I favour a consistent and vanilla enough for everyone approach. Consider people may compare responses.

I?m MD at my firm

[KidKruger]

Regards and Thanks is all