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The explanation that comes to mind to me is that "thanks" and especially "thanks in advance" are more likely to come at the end of emails that actually require
by thenoblesunfish 5y ago
The explanation that comes to mind to me is that "thanks" and especially "thanks in advance" are more likely to come at the end of emails that actually require a response, e.g. "Could you send me that TPS report with the new cover sheet? Thanks, Bill".