Dear Sir or Madam,
I am writing to you with regards to a query about lost properties.
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after a year of study at London Business School and completely lost my mind regarding my hand luggage in the overhead compartment.
It is a black Dell branded backpack with my name tag attached to the zipper on the top pocket. As I recently purchased the bag from my university store, the shop has emailed me for warranty purposes, and I can produce the receipt for your reference if required.
There are some valuable items in the bag, including a Dell Inspiration 500 black laptop, one Dell charger, a back headphone by Sony, a pen drive and a black diary with a pen in the pocket. The gadgets are not only valuable in terms of monetary value but due to my course works, research, analysis and presentations.
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happy to pay any postage fees once you confirm my belongings.
Thank you very much.
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