Problem
Letter Case As a consumer, you've likely bought something that didn't work right or paid for a service that didn't turn out the way you expected. Maybe it was a pair of jeans with a rip in a seam that you didn't find until you got home or a watch that broke a week after you bought it. Perhaps your family hired a lawn service to do some yard work, and no one from the company showed up on the day promised. When the gardeners finally appeared, they did not do what they'd been hired for but instead did other things that ended up damaging valuable plants.
Your Task: Choose incident from your own experience and write a claim letter, asking for a refund, repair, replacement, or other adjustment. You'll need to include all the details of the transaction, plus your contact address and phone number. If you can't think of such an experience, make up details for an imaginary situation.
Specifics: Write direct, full block claim letter with open punctuation to an individual with a job title at a company. The letter must have three solid paragraphs with proper signage. Include missing information (i.e. names, addresses, job title, dateline, salutation, complimentary close, enclosure). The return address would not be a letterhead since it is a personal letter.