You live in a small university town. Last week, you drove to a big city about two hours away to buy a new laptop at a good price. You worked on the laptop all week and finished writing a long assignment that is due shortly. However, this week, the laptop doesn't even switch on. Write to the store. In your letter: tell the store where you live & what happened explain the problem with the laptop state what action you would like the store to take

Dear Sir or Madam, I am a consumer living in Easttown, which is two hours drive away from your store. I am writing
this
letter concerning the defects that happened on the laptop I bought
last
week and the requirement for replacement. I have used
this
computer to write a lengthy assignment that will be due very soon.
This
morning, I could not turn it on.
Therefore
all my work on the task, which could affect my graduation, has gone. If I can not get it back, I might fail the class and not get my bachelor's degree.
Therefore
, please help recover the data on the hard disk as soon as possible. And since the laptop is still in warranty, a replacement will be required if it is no longer fixable. Please look into
this
matter and take action. Yours sincerely, James Brown
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