Definition

If you're ever in doubt, choose to write out "to whom it may concern" rather than using TWIMC. For example, if you're composing an email to a company that you're interested in partnering with, it's better to write out "to whom it may concern," rather than risk being misunderstood (or worse, rejected for being too informal).

Origin

slang.net

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