You ordered a new cheque book from your bank two weeks ago but you have received nothing.

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Dear Sir, I am writing
this
letter to complain about the poor customer service I have experienced with your bank. My name is Hardik Vyas and my account number is 123432342. I have placed a request for
cheque
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book from
online
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netbanking
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net banking
option before two weeks.
However
, I have not yet received the
cheque book
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. Without cheques, I am having
very
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hard time to
pefrome
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perform
my bank transactions.
Hence
, I would like to check how long I will have to wait to get it. If you can let me know
approximate
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date
then
it would be helpful.
Also
,
this
is
very
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a very
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serious issue of
extremly
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extremely
poor delivery service toward your loyal customers. Delaying
checkbook
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delivery impacts badly.
Thus
, I would want to know what
measure
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you would take to prevent
such
issue
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issues
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in future. Hoping to get
resolution
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a resolution
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in
this
matter as soon as possible. Yours faithfully, Hardik Vyas
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