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I called my therapist after 5 sessions to cancel any more sceduled sessions because I don’t feel that she’s helping me anymore. I had to leave a message because she didn’t answer. She never called me back. Should she have?
If I were her, I would not have called you back. You cancelled her services. All done.
it’s part of my entrprenaurship homework and i can’t seem to find any examples on the internet/
I think maybe you are focusing too hard on the words in the question. the appropriate netiquette for doing business online is exactly the same as doing business face to face.
The only difference is in regards to email and other communications in which you can find all kinds of responses from a yahoo search.
If your selling an item in a store you place your items in such ways as to drive desire and supply need. You are cheerful and friendly at the checkout counter and you help your customers as much as possible to make a choice.
If your selling an item on a website you place your items in such ways as to drive desire and supply need. You are cheerful and friendly at the checkout page and you help your customers as much as possible to make a choice.
See? no real difference. Its when it comes to the email and other internet specific things that netiquette is relied on. You can find that stuff pretty easy:
http://www.albion.com/netiquette/
http://www.emilypost.com/business/netiquette.htm
good luck
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I was invited to a wedding with my other half. We accepted then found out the bride & groom want gift money of £150 per head (yes, they actually asked for this) – we just can’t afford £300 plus hotel, clothes, petrol etc. at the moment. What would be a polite way to retract the invitation without being rude?
Yeah, I was taken aback. It would have been nicer to have had a choice to say, buy a nice gift instead but they asked specifically for money!
They actually asked, not just for money, but a specific amount? And you’re worried about the "polite way to retract"? You are a better person than I… I would say:
"Unfortunately we are not able to meet your financial requirements for attending your wedding so we will not be attending. As our gift is not good enough for you, we will not be sending it along, either. Best of luck to both of you for a happy life together."
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I am moving into my 1 bedroom college apartment on Wednesday, which I am sharing with a girl I have never met before. (Nor have I ever had a non-familial roommate.) What kinds of things do I need to discuss with her? (In the least awkward way possible!) What is the etiqutte for certain things such as food…should we keep all our own things seperate, or share? I hope its a good experience, but I’m pretty stressed about it!
NEVER share your things because one always ends up shortchanged. Keep everything on your side of the room and don’t invade her privacy. Talk about quiet times, tv times, visitor times, coming back late times, days, study times. You basically need to coordinate and agree with everything you will be doing that could affect her. EVERYTHING!
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