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Thank them for their time and interest. Emphasize your interest. Be as specific as possible: say what parts of the job excite you and why. Enclose your resume and a cover letter to explain your motivation and outline your key selling points. Keep it short.
Although there is a mobile Gmail application available that allows most modern mobile phones to send and receive email messages, it is also possible to send email to a cell phone via your computer. Enter the 10-digit cell phone number of the recipient in the “To” field of the “Compose” window.
To send a text message by email, you use the SMS or MMS gateway of your recipient's carrier and enter the recipient's cellphone number as the address. To email a text message, you need: The recipient's phone number. The recipient's mobile carrier (AT&T, for example)
Click Compose. It's in the upper-left side of the page. Type in your recipient's phone number. In the “To” or “Recipient” field, type in the 10-digit phone number used by the person to whom you're sending your message. Add the email code. Enter your message. Click Send.
Use Outlook to send e-mail to a cell phone. Outlook is flexible enough to send e-mail to cell phones. You just need the cell phone's 10-digit number, the carrier's domain, and a cell phone that supports SMS. Outlook can call your cell phone!
Thank them for their time and interest. Emphasize your interest. Be as specific as possible: say what parts of the job excite you and why. Enclose your resume and a cover letter to explain your motivation and outline your key selling points. Keep it short.
In general, e-mail is a better choice when you want to keep a digital record of your communication, keep track of sticky details, follow up, or give a quick status update. You don't, on the other hand, want to be sending sensitive details in an e-mail. In that case, a phone call is better.
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