Important E-mail: Acknowledgement of Receipt

Intro

Sometimes, e-mails may not arrive to their final des­ti­na­tions for var­i­ous reasons. When it comes to sending important e-mail and we (the sen­ders) don’t know that one has not arrived, a pro­blem can occur.

One reply, multiple benefits

Your sender (a man who sent you an im­por­tant e-mail) will feel bet­ter when they get 100% con­fir­ma­tion that you re­ceived an e-mail.
Such confirmation could be made with a simple and short re­ply e-mail, like “Thanks, received.”

Your senders will then return this gesture, which has multiple benefits:

• Communication quality rises to a higher level
• Reliability of shipment rises
• More facilitation (less worry)