How do you end a mean letter?

Question

How do you end a business letter that has bad news, like "you're fired", or "you have 3 days to move or else", or "you've tested positive for an ..." sincerely doesn't seem right.

Answer 1

first of all you should not fire someone in a letter. eviction should be written yes.  don't sign sincerely just sign your name as the end. it should be very matter of factly

Answer 2

You could ask wyomugs, it seems that she has written quite a few, and a dab hand at doing it.

Answer 3

regards,

     xxxx

Answer 4

s***w you, or go die.

Answer 5

You've been notified

Answer 6

respectfully,

Answer 7

Just don't read it that's all.

Answer 8

"Please just end your life.

Best Regards,

        (name)"

Answer 9

sorry for this inconvenience, if you need anything feel free to contact me?

that could work,depends on the news

then write your salutation as god bless or best regards.

hope i helped!

Answer 10

say sorry about the news....... NOT!  oh well you have BLA BLA BLA and all that stuff you need to say

Answer 11

dont end it with anything just put your name.

do it like this:

Bob,

lalalalallalalalallalalalalalalalalall... is why you are fired.

Fred

Answer 12

theres a difference between a letter with bad news and a mean letter.

mean letter dont write anything

bad news = thank you for your understanding (even if they dont!)

Answer 13

You could use

Sorry,

Thanks for you're time,

Hope you understand,

Sincerely,

or just sign you're name.  

Answer 14

Well usually you can just not even have it signed anything. Just put your full name at the end. You could put "Your Landlord," or "Your Former Roommate" or you can put "Your doctor," or "Your friend" for certain things. But if you every want to just end a mean letter that shows how you feel about that person or their ideals, just sign your name.

Answer 15

I am truly sorry, we have to let you go.

All the best and good luck in your next job

regards

(whoever you are)

Answer 16

Love,

(Your name here).

Answer 17

**** off and rot in h**l dumb ****

Answer 18

Sincerely works, because you are sincere about what your are writing in the letter.

Answer 19

no end, just sign it

Answer 20

adios

Answer 21

Thank you for your cooperation

Answer 22

unfortunately,please,

Answer 23

"We appoligise for the inconvinience this may cause you."

Writter's Name

Company/Organization Name

Answer 24

Regretfully,

Answer 25

I would never write a mean letter, no Christian would.

Answer 26

Thank you for your time,  

Answer 27

Take care and God bless you and yours.

Answer 28

Best wishes, best of luck in the future, sincere apologies

Answer 29

Here is an example.

Frosty:

I must tell you that I had a lot of fun last night. However, I have been tested positive for yellow snow disease, and I think you should get checked out.

I am sorry to have to be the bearer of this bad news.

- Suzy Snowflake.

There you go! =]

Answer 30

you don't always need an ending salutation.  you could just sign the name.  being blunt can show an attitude to correspond with the "mean" letter.

Answer 31

Why not just sign it? Some sort of closer doesn't really seem very appropriate.