Sentences with word «e-mail»

We may change the fees and charges in effect, or add new fees and charges from time to time, but we will give you advance notice of these changes by e-mail.

That was, she says, until today, when she got an e-mail from Etsy informing her that a customer had finally ordered a blanket.

«My monitoring of their performance includes the hundreds of settlements they have been able to provide me,» he wrote in an e-mail.

No customer is actively requesting CN move crude oil to the West Coast for export, spokesman Mark Hallman reiterated in an e-mail to Canadian Business.

Delivering software that way is inefficient, however, because it requires a company maintain the capacity to handle peak usage of e-mail and other programs by its entire staff all the time, whether they need it or not.

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In an e-mail in March, Allopenna, Cambridge's Toronto branch manager, stressed that what happened in the U.S. shouldn't reflect on the Canadian industry.

Therefore, please do not make any such unsolicited submissions to NBCUniversal through the online services, including posts on any Site or any third party social network or website, or by e-mail, text message or any other means.

In late 2006, Cohen wrote an e-mail to Graham asking if he could partner with Y Combinator to create a Boulder branch.

Your job is to invite them to join the party later by motivating them to subscribe to your e-mail newsletter.

Perhaps that explains why it's so rare to see Musk talk to someone on the phone without simultaneously doing something else: pecking out an e-mail, scanning invoices, mulling over a spreadsheet, shopping for computer equipment, fiddling with his BlackBerry.

Tisch sends an e-mail around 1 a.m. Saturday, asking some technical questions about Smallknot's model.

The importers believe the Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA) knowingly created a retroactive tax, citing a CBSA internal e-mail that states «I believe that the above statements in the ruling and the fax should not deter us from re-assessing the importers».

Just last year, the federal government was championing a law that would have granted police sweeping new powers to monitor Canadians» e-mail and demand customer information from Internet service providers.

In an e-mail to affected customers on Wednesday, Apple said that it will hand over Chinese iCloud data center operations to Guizhou on the Cloud Big Data (GCBD) on February 28.

I sent an agency - wide e-mail telling our troops I'd cover 50 percent of the $ 200 per - person program cost for the first four people to volunteer.

The vast majority of hacking takes place for commercial gain, such as when PCs are hacked to send out revenue - producing spam e-mail.

According to Harris, the app violated CalOPPA by collecting consumer information, including the user's telephone number, e-mail, PIN code, billing address and passport number, without publishing a privacy policy.

A few months after our interview, Hsieh sent me an e-mail confirming the plan to move to city hall.

(Fortune declined to be interviewed for this piece, but answered some questions by e-mail.)

You can have employees report complaints over a phone line, in - person, by e-mail, text message, or even on social media sites like Facebook and Twitter.

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The company has come under pressure from outside shareholders to separate its higher - growth assets — notably its stake in Chinese e-commerce company Alibaba Group — from its struggling core search and e-mail businesses, but such a split would be complicated by the fact that it could land the company with a large tax bill.

Now, for a monthly fee of about $ 45, Suliman receives an e-mail notification each time an order comes in from a buyer in Quadrem's marketplace.

It's no longer about e-ink versus LCD screens — the more important questions are: Does it do e-mail?

He had an open e-mail channel to anyone in Multi-National Force - Iraq — and often received messages from junior leaders on problems in their areas that they could not get resolved through their chain of command (or problems that the chain of command were creating).

«Important issues can be things like the employee's ability to use cell phones at work or while driving; dealing with the appropriate way (or inappropriate way) that employees discuss the employer in chat rooms or on blogs after hours; or even the ability of the employer to address issues created by the ways the employees use their computers, e-mail, and voice mail,» Cooper says.

As part of a series on start - ups that have achieved this milestone, Inc's Jeremy Quittner spoke to Cavens about investors, e-mail, and grass stains on his son's clothes.

This lets you type «brt» and automatically expand that into «be right there» when you're sending a text message or e-mail.

Don't just dump the whole thing into an e-mail and cross your fingers.

Calacanis proceeded to vent his anger at the employee via e-mail and terminate his company e-mail account.

However, being the hipper, cooler royal, Harry instead asked his guests to reply via e-mail to [email protected].

Unlike most forms of digital marketing, e-mail is a one - to - one channel, enabling a high level of personalization.

A key strength of e-mail marketing is the rich customer data it delivers: who opens your e-mails on which devices and when, and what interested them enough to click.

«If we know about these vulnerabilities, chances are that we're not the only ones,» Lucas Apa, principal security consultant at IOActive, wrote in an e-mail.

Girls still e-mail pictures to Charney in hopes of being featured in ad campaigns, which he occasionally photographs.

If anything looks suspicious, the system shoots an e-mail alert to cardholders.

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National Envelope stopped production at several plants, and in June, filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy, citing the recession and the increased use of e-mail and online banking.

Those who sign on — often enticed by rewards such as tickets or swag — receive an e-mail whenever the brand has something to promote.

«Instant messaging is definitely not any safer to use than e-mail,» says D'Arcy Davis, director of forensics and e-discovery for Toronto security firm Digital Wyzdom.

Basically, it showed the following: For every one new e-mail address that a partner website contributed to our database, we stood to make an additional $ 5 per e-mail address per year in revenue.

E-mail remains the most cost - efficient way to build relationships with your client base.

He doesn't check his phone, e-mail or Twitter feed first; he stays focused on the task at hand.

Facing a requirement to gain explicit consent before dropping into customers» inboxes, some will forgo e-mail communication in favour of less troublesome electronic channels.

«Embarrassment all over campus from the rank and file about the Kin announcement,» wrote one Microsoftie in an e-mail to Silicon Alley Insider, a popular tech blog.

Great candidates should naturally follow - up on an interview with a call or e-mail, making it easy for you to invite them back for a second meeting.

A few weeks before the book party, Newman, now CEO of Magic Hat Brewing Co., a craft beer maker in Burlington, sat at the desk in his cluttered office, bearded and barefoot as usual, and composed an e-mail to Hollender:

E-mail [email protected].

In particular, «agricultural commodities are supported by the dynamics of water shortages in Asia and the Western United States, the declining payback from the green revolution in terms of improving crop yields and the increasing demand from Asia for a diet based more on grains and meat as the population becomes wealthier,» the group responded by e-mail.