Request for Email ID Creation

Email id creation request mail. Request create new email id. Sample letter for requesting username, and password.

Request to HR for Official Email ID

Dear president

I am writing to you because I would like to make a request.  I would like to request to open a professional email address for the company. This company has been in business for many years it has been handed down from one son to the next. So I am not surprised that you still do things like the olden days with pen, and paper, and letters, and posting. So that is why I would like to open an email address made for this company.

These way customers who want to contact us quickly can, and I am sure that you will get more business this way. Doing this shows that you are up to modern day. People are mostly using computers, and emails to contact others, and talk. You can tell to people your email by adding it onto your business card, and on your website. This is also an easier way to contact than using the posting system. I hope that you will listen, and I look forward to seeing what action you take.

Kind regards

Mr. Peter Safari

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