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| Date |
| Dr. / Mr. / Mrs. First name Last name Street address City , State ZIP Code |
Dear Honorific Last Name :
We received your Letter / Text message / Email letter on Date about Description . I am sorry to hear that you were dissatisfied with the Service / Product service we provided. We want to address your concerns as quickly as possible. To that end, pleaseContact1 Contact2 call me at Phone if the following summary of your complaint is inaccurate: Description .Yes / No We have taken the following initial actions to correct the situation: Description .
Be assured that we will conduct a full investigation into your concerns. I welcome the opportunity to speak with you directly to gather additional information so the matter can be addressed quickly and appropriately. Please feel free to contact me at the number or email address listed above, or let me know if there is a convenient time for me to contact you.
| Sincerely, | |||||||||||||||||||||
_____________________________________________ Name Title Business name |
Address customer complaints professionally with our acknowledgment of customer complaint letter template. Create and download a letter with ease!
A business letter carries your position in a form the recipient cannot ignore. Unlike a phone call, a letter creates a permanent record of who said what, and when. Letters are used for demands, requests, confirmations, and formal replies — and tone matters as much as content when a dispute may follow.
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