FAXING OR EMAILING A PFD VS MAILING ONE. PRO'S AND CONS

[Derrick1977]

Hi Everyone-  What are the pro's and con's of faxing or emailing a PFD vs mailing one?   If I decide to email the PFD and they email me back the acceptance, is that valid enough for getting it removed from the CA if they decide not to after payment?

[Anonymous]

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@Derrick1977 wrote:

Hi Everyone-  What are the pro's and con's of faxing or emailing a PFD vs mailing one?   If I decide to email the PFD and they email me back the acceptance, is that valid enough for getting it removed from the CA if they decide not to after payment?

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I normally do my transactions via CMRRR, I don't mind doing a PFD over the phone/email as long as the PFD offere letter is in their company letterhead.

[RobertEG]

A PFD is an informal contract offer for which they have no obligation to respond.

Documenting the date of mailing/receipt is thus of little or no significance,, and might be viewed by the receiving party as some step towards future action.

I would send thru regular mail, or better yet, pick up the phone and begin an oral negotiation into which you can insert some personal persuasion or crocodile tears.

[Anonymous]

To me there really isn't a pro to faxing or emailing a PFD. I would use certified mail for PFDs. That way you know that it was received and that you will have a record of when they received it and when they should respond.