Dear Editor,

I HAVE written several letters in relation to the businesses I have conducted. I did receive responses, but low and behold, the responses never answered the questions posed.The letters written were on letterheads stating the qualifications which I obtained, and they are true and correct, save and except the M.A and PHD. However, none of the responses which I have received had a suffix after the signatures, nor had the letterheads any prefix or suffix before or after their names.

The following persons I speak of:
1. Gregg Pin – The British High Commissioner
2. H. Gadraj – Demerara Bank Trust Company
3. T. Williams – Demerara Bank Trust Company
4. Pamela Briggs – Customer Manager/Customer Director, GTT Company Ltd
5. Joan Humphrey – Scotia Bank
6. Adele Farrier – Scotia Bank

I must also mention that there is no suffix to denote a failed Attorney-at-law, a trial and error Attorney-at-law, or a Barrister-at-law or Solicitor.

Christopher Thompson