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Money · Refund request
“Shop still hasn't refunded my damaged order after almost a month. Firm, with a deadline.”
Refund demand — order [ORDER NUMBER]
Your policy states refunds are issued within 14 days of receipt. It has now been 26 days. I am asking for the full [AMOUNT] to be refunded within 7 days of this letter…
Housing · Repair request
“Heating broken three weeks, emailed twice, no reply. Polite but I want a date.”
Repair request — [YOUR ADDRESS]
I reported the fault on 4 and 11 September and have had no response. Please arrange a repair within 14 days of this letter. If the work is not scheduled by then…
Work · Resignation letter
“Resigned verbally, manager wants it in writing. Two weeks, warm, thank the team.”
Resignation — [YOUR ROLE]
I am writing to confirm my resignation from my role as [YOUR ROLE] at [COMPANY], with my last working day on [DATE]. Thank you for the past [TIME AT COMPANY]…
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Leave well, on the record, with your notice period stated correctly.
MoneyQuote the policy, set a deadline, keep it civil enough to escalate later.
HousingA dated written record of the fault, the reports you made, and the fix you want.
WorkMake the ask specific and justified without burning the offer.
SchoolShort, dated, and in the form the school office expects.
MoneyChase an overdue invoice without losing the client.
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