1)Between a resident of an area and the EB office regarding power failure
2)Between a customer and an online service provider regarding a product (clock/mobile phone/any other), which has not arrived
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conversation between resident of an area and the EB office regarding power failure
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Communication between a Resident and EB office regarding Power Failure and a Customer and an Online Service Provider regarding a Delayed Product
- A resident of an area may contact the local EB (Electricity Board) office to report a power failure and inquire about the estimated time for power to be restored. They may also ask for updates on the cause of the failure and any compensation or refund options.
- A customer may contact an online service provider to inquire about a product that they ordered but has not yet arrived. They may ask for information about the shipping status, estimated delivery date, or tracking information. They may also inquire about a refund or replacement options if the product is delayed or lost in transit.
- The resident may also ask for information on any compensation or refund options for losses caused due to the power failure, such as spoiled food in refrigerators or damage to electronics. They may also ask for information on how to file a complaint or claim with the EB office.
- The customer may also ask for information on the return or refund policy for the product, in case it is defective or not as described on the website. They may also inquire about the process for canceling the order if they decide they no longer want the product. Additionally, they may ask for any guarantees or warranty information for the product.
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