STEP
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Reply to a
Customer's Complaint |
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Here is John Martin's
letter replying to Mr. Brown's complaint about the damaged
desks. |
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June 13,
2005 |
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Dear
Mr. Brown, |
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We
regret to hear that the twelve desks you ordered from us have been badly
scratched. |
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We
have checked our records here and find that the components left our
factory in good condition and were, as usual, carefully packed. We then
asked our representative to try and find out whether the desks had been
damaged in transit or on arrival. He subsequently discovered that the
goods had been unloaded by using hooks, although the packages were
clearly marked with a warning against using hooks. We therefore do not
feel in any way responsible for the damage. |
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We appreciate, however, that you do not want to use these
damaged desks as they are. If you will return them to us we will have
them resprayed at our expense. We can assure you that the scratches will
not show and that the desks will, in fact, appear just as good as new. |
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Yours
sincerely, |
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John
Martin
Sales Manager
HARPER & GRANT LTD. |
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