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    sages should also include your name, the time-frame you will be unavailable as well as the name, phone number and e-mail address of someone that can be contacted in your absence.

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    E-mail autoresponders, also known as automatic replies or away/vacation messages are used quite often without a full understanding of how and when they should be used. While this e-mail tool has many effective and useful applications, there are also times when using an autoresponder is not recommended.

    Here are five easy tips to help you use your autoresponders properly with knowledge, understanding and courtesy:

    1. When using autoresponders for your business away message, engage the autoresponder just before your leave the office. Then, write yourself a note to disengage the autoresponder so it is one of the first things you do when upon your return. Nothing smacks of lack of organization or attention to detail than away messages still going out after you are back in the office and available for business communications.
    2. A greeting and a closing including your name and title should be part of your away message. Business away messages should also include your name, the time-frame you will be unavailable as well as the name, phone number and e-mail address of someone that can be contacted in your absence.
    3. Autoresponders used to confirm receipt of an inq
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      also times when using an autoresponder is not recommended.

      Here are five easy tips to help you use your autoresponders properly with knowledge, understanding and courtesy:

      1. When using autoresponders for your business away message, engage the autoresponder just before your leave the office. Then, write yourself a note to disengage the autoresponder so it is one of the first things you do when upon your return. Nothing smacks of lack of organization or attention to detail than away messages still going out after you are back in the office and available for business communications.
      2. A greeting and a closing including your name and title should be part of your away message. Business away messages should also include your name, the time-frame you will be unavailable as well as the name, phone number and e-mail address of someone that can be contacted in your absence.
      3. Autoresponders used to confirm receipt of an inq
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        essage, engage the autoresponder just before your leave the office. Then, write yourself a note to disengage the autoresponder so it is one of the first things you do when upon your return. Nothing smacks of lack of organization or attention to detail than away messages still going out after you are back in the office and available for business communications.
      4. A greeting and a closing including your name and title should be part of your away message. Business away messages should also include your name, the time-frame you will be unavailable as well as the name, phone number and e-mail address of someone that can be contacted in your absence.
      5. Autoresponders used to confirm receipt of an inq
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        detail than away messages still going out after you are back in the office and available for business communications.
      6. A greeting and a closing including your name and title should be part of your away message. Business away messages should also include your name, the time-frame you will be unavailable as well as the name, phone number and e-mail address of someone that can be contacted in your absence.
      7. Autoresponders used to confirm receipt of an inq
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        sages should also include your name, the time-frame you will be unavailable as well as the name, phone number and e-mail address of someone that can be contacted in your absence.
      8. Autoresponders used to confirm receipt of an inquiry or for disseminating commonly asked for information ("Click here to get our automated message on...") need to have an e-mail address in the From: field that is not the same as that of the autoresponder. Folks will hit reply to ask questions or give you their input. Rather than having them get another copy of what they've already received, replies should go to a different account.
      9. When subscribing to e-mail lists, forums, discussion boards or when simply requesting information, refrain from using an e-mail address that has an automated response attached to it. Virtual loops can be created that can create literally thousands of back and forth e-mails when an address with an autoresponder makes a request to another e-mail address using an autoresponder. The inquirer makes their request, the request gets replied to by an autoresponder, the inquirer's autoresponder goes back to the address that responded, which responds again and this back and fo

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