Waiting or Expecting

[Sahid59]

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Dear All...

I would like to listen your suggestion to choose one of the following closing phrase in a business letter for a better contextual sense:
waiting your sooner reply with full details.
expecting your sooner reply with full details.

please guide me to have a neat closing phrase from the above.

Thank you and best regards,

Sahid
2010.04.08

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Sahid59

Better tomorrow with better English

[Beeesneees]

Hi Sahid,

How about

"I await further details and therefore would like to thank you in anticipation of a swift response." ?
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[Sahid59]

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Hi..Beeesneees,

(you have so many 'e's...! is it ' business' you want to mean....?)

Thanks for your recommendation. Your line is good and I will try in my next letters to have a change of atmosphere for my business mates.

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Sahid59

Better tomorrow with better English

[Beeesneees]

I'm glad to have helped Sahid.

If you change the triple e's to double e's, then the name becomes Beesnees. This is a joke on the spelling of the phrase Bees Knees.
Do you know the phrase "the bees knees"? It means the best, as in,
"He thinks he is the bees knees," or "You are the bees knees." (I think that the term might have come from the word 'business' which is sometimes used in the same way - "He thinks he's the business!" so you might be right.)

By spelling "bees knees" without the k and with too many e's I am saying that I am obviously not the best.
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