You recently bought a piece of equipment for your kitchen but it did not work. You phoned the shop but no action was taken. Write a letter to the shop manager. In your letter: Describe the problem with the equipment Explain what happened when you phoned the shop Say what you would like the manager to do Begin your letter as follows:

Dear Sir/Madam, I'm writing to bring your attention to the bad customer service that I encountered
last
week. I bought a
fridge
from your store at Bugis
last
week. When it was delivered to my house, I switched it on but it didn't work at all.
Therefore
, I called the shop and explained about the malfunction of the
fridge
. The customer service personnel asked me to bring it back to the store and responded that
otherwise
, nothing can be done from their end. There was no arrangement of picking up the item from my place. I was so frustrated with the advice. As there is a warranty of 1 year, I would like to have the damaged
fridge
to be collected by the store and a brand new
fridge
to be delivered to my house. Please look into the matter and let me know the arrangement. Thank you in advance. Best regards, Yi
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