Correct way to End a Letter

[Bob906]

When i start a letter To Whom It May Concern what is the correct way to end it i.e. Yours Sincerley, Yours Truly

[noway2]

love

[leggysreturn]

yours sincerely would seem most appropriate

[janbee]

I'd use yours faithfully

[glasman]

Yours sincerely is the more informal expression - so would be used with 'To whom it................

[ChuckFickens]

I'm going with "Yours faithfully"

[Stephen_G]

Sincerely if you've used the persons name. Faithfully / Truly for a "To whom it may concern"

[Postdog]

Yours faithfully for formal when writing to a firm, and you don't know the name of the person dealing

Yours sincerely when you do know the name (IE, dear mr smith)

[Ice.Maiden]

Yours faithfully.

[Barmaid]

I was taught that "To Whom it may concern" is outdated and one should always use "Dear Sir". If Dear Sir - use "Yours faithfully" - easy way to remember - never use the two "S's" together (ie Sir and sincerely).

[paraffin]

Yours sincerely.

[Bob906]

Thank You all i will settle with yours faithfully

[Ice.Maiden]

But "To Whom it may Concern" covers both sexes Barmaid. otherwise it's: "Dear Sir/Madam".

[sn�gs]

Go with ''luv & lix''...

[tiggerblue10]

Definitely Yours faithfully, however I have noticed a new phrase on the block - "With kind regards" is becoming very popular where I work. Or have I just seen that on a formal work email?! Maybe it is just for emails.

[whifffey]

Standard nowadays is "Hi John" and finish off with "Many Thanks, Pete"

Try to fit in the word "loose" as well, even if you mean "lose"

[Postdog]

Oh ffs just post the bloody thing!!

[caththecrazy]

You on piece work Postdog?