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Useful Key PhrasesDate: 2015-10-07; view: 579. Making a Claim A Sample Letters Mr. Jack Brown, Director Used Books Online Seattle, WA 98795
Dear Mr. Brown:
Would you please send me the following used books via COD? According to your Web site, orders need to include the title, author, and publisher. Title: "Driving Home" Author:Peter Lawford Publisher: Jackson and Co.
Title: "Landscaping for Fun" Author:Janet Patterson Publisher:Nature Ltd.
Title: "Christmas Myth" Author: Margaret Smith Publisher: Smoothers Thank you very much,
Fred Finkleham, Professor, OUS Unfortunately, from time to time it is necessary to make a claim against unsatisfactory work. Claim letters are used to make claims due to unsatisfactory work or products by companies that have contracted another party to complete work. For example, if a company outsources production of a part required for a final product and is unsatisfied with the contractor's work, that company will write a claim letter to demand superior products. As such, claim letters have a very formal and serious tone. This example business letter provides a strong example of a claim letter and includes important phrases to express your dissatisfaction and future expectations when making a claim. · As someone who has worked with ... · we were very disappointed to find / see / have discovered ... · As our written agreement stipulated, we expected ... · I think you will agree that a communication problem exists. · We would like you to ..., or provide us with a refund.
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