Letters

[Name of the institute]Complain Letters

November 20, 2012-11-20

Mr. Jason Todd, Manager Clothing Department

Target Stores

800 Broadview Village Sq

Broadview, IL 60155

Dear Mr. Jason,

I bought a dress two days back for my niece to give it to her on her birthday party. It was a moment of embarrassment for me when she opened the gift and was showing it to her friend with zeal and zest and suddenly all her excitement bog her down when she discovered a hole at the back of the dress. She began to cry in front of the guests. I bought that dress for her because I wanted to make her happy. But, poor quality management and product care resulted in making me as well as my niece to feel embarrassment.

A store like yours is considered as an epitome of practices of customer care and provision of high quality products. If in a store like yours such things would occur then nobody would be able to trust your name. I am claiming for another fresh piece of similar design from the stock within the time period of this week. I am enclosing here an image of the part of the dress that has a hole.



Sincerely yours,



Enclosure: Images

Letter to Editor

Dear Editor,

I am writing with regard to the article “amenities of healthcare” that was published last Sunday in your prestigious lifestyle magazine. First of all I would like to appreciate the efforts of writer to raise such an intricate issue. This is an issue that can only be raised by someone who possess a critical eye to observe and watch over things in an in depth way.

I agree with the core idea that was put forwarded by the writer in the article that presence of amenities is not a valuable part of the healthcare experience. There are other ...