Paul Canning wrote:
> on emailing pollies.
> my experience has been that if the email is set out like a formal letter it is
> far more likely to get a response than if it is set out like an email.
> what are other people's experiences?
>
> cheers
>
> paul
That has been my experience also.Another thing that I make sure of is that they cannot
ignore an
email by deleting it. I always print a copy of my emails and snailmail them as a
backup to the
email. Written copies usually get a reply (except from John Howard but then, he
doesn't even
answer his own backbenchers).
For really urgent attention I sometimes even fax a copy.
If you have a fax machine or can send faxes through your computer (mine hasn't been
set up yet on
our new modem) then this is the best way to go. Speed and paper!
Trudy
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