If only sending part of what is a chain of emails then yes. Otherwise would prolly fwd as attachment rather than just forward if concerned it might subsequently be dicked about with.
I keep paper files (and electronic records). Sometimes the email is from before the emails are stored so very occasionally will be able to scan it from the paper file simply because I no longer hold the electronic email.
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Because you didn't originally receive it as an e-mail.
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So the email can’t be easily altered
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Rubbish thread title. Would not recommend. -4/10
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Poor punctuation and grammar in the tread title.
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Yes, that was deliberate!
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hide metadata?
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I'd only do this if I had suffered a traumatic head injury and forgotten how to use a computer properly.
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If only sending part of what is a chain of emails then yes. Otherwise would prolly fwd as attachment rather than just forward if concerned it might subsequently be dicked about with.
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Bear in mind you can print as a PDF so they may not have printed and scanned it.
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definitely printed.
there is no chain. and the person concerned wouldn't know about meta data and headers etc if it slapped them in the face
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I encourage my team to do random stuff like this to mess with the other side if the other side are khunts who over analyse everything.
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They don't trust you?
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Share as pdf was the final catchup for IT, chz
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Can you fax it to me?
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I keep paper files (and electronic records). Sometimes the email is from before the emails are stored so very occasionally will be able to scan it from the paper file simply because I no longer hold the electronic email.
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