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Roshan P George wrote to DC Books requesting a replacement copy of the book "How to Communicate Under Pressure" as his copy had pages 60-64 out of order, making it confusing to read. DC Books responded that a replacement copy was being sent at no additional cost and should arrive within a few weeks, and they also included their latest catalogue of communication strategy books.
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Routine claim letter
- 1. ROUTINE CLAIM LETTER FROM, Roshan p george Mundakayam Kottayam TO, DC BOOKS KOTTAYAM Dear sir, Please send me another copy of “ how to communicate under pressure” to replace the one returned here with this is a latest edition, but this copy has 4 pages, from 60-64 wrongly sequenced which is confusing and annoying The enclosed recipent was packed with the book when it was sent to nme I shall appreciate an early replacement Yours sincierly, Roshan p george
- 2. REPLY LETTER DC.BOOKS, KOTTAYAM DC BUILDING PIN;5858586 Phone;045456544 TO, Roshan p george Mundakayam Kottayam Dear sir, A copy of “how to communicate under pressure” is on it’s way you will not be charged for it’s mailing you should receive it within a few weeks our catelogue for latest arrivals in communication strategies is enclosed Sincerely Dc books kottayam