Store Closed for Holidays Letter: Good Friday

Dear Customers,

Hello everyone, please be reminded that we will be closed from Thursday to Saturday but we'll see you again for Easter Sunday! Have a solemn and blessed Holy Week everyone.

Business Owner

Effective Business Letters

Business Letters: Late Reply to an Urgent Email

Letter to Staff about Customer Service Requests

Notifying Client that You are Out of Reach

Client Letter: Clarifying Rates and Services
What to do if the client insist on paying less than what was agreed upon?

Denial Letter to Customer due to Credit References

Customer Care Service : Delaying Tactics Letter
Buy yourself some time, a perfect response to an impatient client

Cancelled Transaction and Delivery

Reply from Satisfied Customer

Declining an Invitation to Conference

Sample Summit Invitational

Cease and Desist Letter for Collection Agency

Denying Customer Request under Confidential Reasons

Declining Customer Request for Reversal of Membership Fee

Welcome Letter to Client after Signing up for Membership

Thank you Reply for Survey

Sending Thank you Gift to Client

Congratulations on the inauguration of new facility

Billing the Client for the Extra Work and Service Rendered

Approval Letter from the Supervisor

Acknowledging the Complaint Letter by Client

Dear Sir:

We have duly received your March 12 letter about tax and extra charges on the Gym Equipment delivered to Mr. Martin at #3 Orange St. Parkdale City.

COMPANY A is not responsible, however, for the added charges on the gym equipment. We were instructed to charge you with the said amount upon delivery. We suggest that you contact Mr. James Henson the sales agent who sold you the gym equipment to check on the pricing and invoices. You should have been adequately informed on the Tax charges and delivery fees of the said equipment.

Perhaps they can advise you on how to proceed with this matter. We do wish you the best in resolving this unfortunate circumstance.

Regards,
Letterbarn
http://letterbarn.blogspot.com/

Marketing Letter for Baked Goods

Perfect for Moms with a bake business in the community. The letter discusses the baker's passion then transition to entrepreneur, also the availability of her products within the local market.

Marketing Letter for Pastries, Sales Letter for Selling Baked Goods at the Market, Sales letter for Home-based food business

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Dear [Name],

Food has always been my passion.

After a stint in a commissary that produces pastries for a popular coffee chain, I decided to fire up my oven and invest in my own pastry business.

My pastries come in a variety of delectable flavors - chocolate, mocha, vanilla-pecan, cheese and banana. I like to add a little artistry to my baked goodies, they are a combination of the culinary and visual arts.

My company [name] has basically grew from word-of-mouth advertising, most of my customers are moms with kids and school cafeterias. I also do big orders for weddings, company functions and birthday parties.

This coming Sunday market at the [place], my pastries will be on sale at booth #12. Hope you can come and have a taste test of my delicious treats.

If you are interested to place a big order, you may call me at [phone]. I can prepare the pastry boxes two days ahead of time.

Sincerely,
Letterbarn
http://letterbarn.blogspot.com/

Billing: Sample Overdue Notice

[Date]
ATTN: [Subscriber]

You currently have an overdue invoice of [Amount] due on your account with our company. You may send payment via bank deposit/wire/online transfer to any of the following method: [Insert Company Payment Account Info]

We greatly appreciate your efforts to ensure that payment is received in a timely matter. Please note that a [Amount] reconnection fee may be charged if your account is suspended due to payment delays.

If you have any questions regarding your account or if you wish to pay by check, please feel free to contact us.

Regards,
The Letterbarn
http://letterbarn.blogspot.com/