Hello. I'd like to know some good ways to sign off emails please.Not content with "Best regards", "Kind regards" or "Regards", I'm thinking I need something a bit more exciting and exotic. Maybe "With very fondest wishes" or "Kindest regards and felicitations" perhaps. But something much more fancy and pompous. If it uses 16th century English or sounds like a formal message from the Office of Central Bureaucracy at the European Commission, that would be ideal.Any ideas, comrades?

No one signs off like the French...Assuring you, sir, of my most convivial appreciation of your consideration in the aforementioned matter and in offering you my sincere consideration in all future matters.(Then utter baise-toi as you leave the room)

How about "please revert to me"

IDC?

Worked with some douchebags in the middle east who routinely signed off with just 'BR' which I learned was supposed to be an abbreviated form of Best Regards. Infuriating on so many levels.

"Global services" workforce in the houseeeee

Depends on what you want to convey but how aboutEnd of communication (abbv to EoC to your own team)FINNIKE (if its instructions)LaterzBoom!

"Capisce"