Which of the following is NOT a characteristic of Business letters of complaint?
a) Write as you speak. Your letter should be in the nature of a conversation.
b) Be courteous and tactful.
c) Be firm in the action you desire.
d) Letters should be straightforward and grammatically correct.
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a) Write as you speak. Your letter should be in the nature of a conversation.
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Write as you speak. Your letter should be in the nature of a conversation. [option a] is NOT a characteristic of Business letters of complaint
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The business complaint letter should be in a proper format which includes:
- letters should be clear and concise.
- State the exact problem.
- Don't write or include angry, sarcastic, or threatening words in the letter.
- Letters should include the copies of relevant documents, receipts, work orders, warranties, etc.
- describe the main problem and the result you want.
- Letters should include key dates, such as when purchases of the goods or services are made and when the problem occurred.
- Letters should have quality of courteous and tactful.
- Be firm in the action you desire.
- Letters should be straightforward and grammatically correct.
thus, above all are the writing styles of writing a perfect business complaint letter and hence Write as you speak. Your letter should be in the nature of a conversation. [option a] is NOT a characteristic of Business letters of complaint.
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