What do you put on the subject line of your permission request email?

[+booksncomics]

I've seen (and copied) a lot of the permission letters posted here. But now I'm wondering what you put on the subject line so the person will open the email?

[+Mausebiber]

What is a permission request email?

[+lee737]

I've usually spoken with the person concerned on the phone, so they know what is up.....

Then probably go with 'Geocaching in xyz National Park'.....

[+barefootjeff]

My first contact with the park ranger was in person in their office, but subsequent dealings with her have mostly been by email and my typical subject line is, for example, "Girrakool Loop geocache proposal".

[+cerberus1]

We've gone personally to every landowner we placed a cache on. Rare that I open anything I'm not already familiar with...

Tough for the land manager to say no when you're standing there with a few containers to pick from, and some legal swag shown.  

[+SFTX]

On 11/27/2024 at 1:07 PM, Mausebiber said:

What is a permission request email?

Formally asking permission to place a cache on property you don't own (blog).

 

[+booksncomics]

I wish I could talk to someone in person, but I've been told to contact the land manager in another state. This will be an urban cache.

[+ecanderson]

On 11/27/2024 at 9:42 AM, booksncomics said:

I've seen (and copied) a lot of the permission letters posted here. But now I'm wondering what you put on the subject line so the person will open the email?

"Requesting Permission To Place Object"

 

It's absolutely accurate, but enough of a head scratcher for a muggle receiver that I think they usually get opened just to see what they're about.