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What is the proper way to address a business when you want them to give out your free promotional products? |
I would like my campus bookstore to give out my website's free promotional products to students when the students make a purchase. I am writing a letter to the manager, but I'm not sure how to address him. I am stuck on the first lines of the letter. Any pointers? Help? Tips? First, you can call the bookstore and ask for the manager's name. Then you can address your letter to "Dear Mr. Lastname" |
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