Ask someone to wait a little longer in email
My customers send me emails asking me when I can fix their problems.
In that case, I usually use expressions as below.
-Could you wait a little longer please?
-Could you be more patient please?
-Could you continue to be patient please?
Could you let me know they are common expressions?
I googled them but couldn't find many results using the same expressions.
If you have any other suggestions, it would be very helpful.
Thank you so much in advance.
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My customers send me emails asking me when I can fix their problems.
In that case, I usually use expressions as below.
-Could you wait a little longer please?
-Could you be more patient please?
-Could you continue to be patient please?
Could you let me know they are common expressions?
I googled them but couldn't find many results using the same expressions.
If you have any other suggestions, it would be very helpful.
Thank you so much in advance.
expressions
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My customers send me emails asking me when I can fix their problems.
In that case, I usually use expressions as below.
-Could you wait a little longer please?
-Could you be more patient please?
-Could you continue to be patient please?
Could you let me know they are common expressions?
I googled them but couldn't find many results using the same expressions.
If you have any other suggestions, it would be very helpful.
Thank you so much in advance.
expressions
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My customers send me emails asking me when I can fix their problems.
In that case, I usually use expressions as below.
-Could you wait a little longer please?
-Could you be more patient please?
-Could you continue to be patient please?
Could you let me know they are common expressions?
I googled them but couldn't find many results using the same expressions.
If you have any other suggestions, it would be very helpful.
Thank you so much in advance.
expressions
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