tangor - 9:08 am on Aug 13, 2011 (gmt 0)

"Thank you for your enquiry" Or "Thank you for your inquiry"

I guess that for the third, fourth, or even fifth time, some didn't read the OP... see above:

I don't care how you spell it, means "thanks for your question, hope we answered it"

Which APPARENTLY some don't want to get answered. Shaking head and walking off muttering: and if the Brits have two different versions of inquiry (to inquire/enquire, question, seek answers) which mean the same thing then I guess us on the other side of the pond are impoverished in that regard. Bet ya, however, that INQUIRY wins since that's where all the money (what there is left) is...