what information is NOT necessary to send an a email
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DON'T do business WITHOUT IT
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January 25, 2014
3 Things You Should Never Include In An Email
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Barry Moltz
Small Business Expert, Shafran Moltz Group
SUMMARY
The recent Chris Christie email scandal is a reminder that your and your employees' texts or emails can easily be made public and used against you.
A single email can destroy a career or a company.
This was proven once again when popular politician New Jersey Governor Chris Christie got into trouble this month. An email from one of his chief staff members revealed that lane closures were ordered on the George Washington bridge, resulting in massive gridlock in the town leading to the bridge, Fort Lee, New Jersey. These lane closures were apparently in retaliation for the mayor of Fort Lee not endorsing Christie during his most recent political campaign.
For more than 30 years, the good news about email is that it's a very quick, direct and efficient form of communication. The bad news is that it's a permanent record, saved forever, even if it's deleted off an individual account. As a result, one email—even just one sentence in an email—can be used against you, and take you down.
All small-business owners need to be fully aware of how they use this communication tool, and many owners need to stop using it so freely, before its misuse damages their companies and reputations.
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→Your Social Security number. .
→Your banking information.
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→Your credit or debit card number.
→Login credentials and passwor.ds.
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→Financial documents.