You recently purchased a new laptop online, but when it arrived, it was damaged. Write a letter of complaint to the company and: Explain why you are writing Describe the problem with the laptop State what you would like the company to do about it

Dear Sir or Madam, I am writing to express my dissatisfaction with your online store purchase which I made
last
month. I purchased an HP brand
laptop
on your Big Sunday sale
last
month, and I made full payment using my credit card.
Although
I received my shipment on time
last
week, the product was damaged.
while
unboxing the package I noticed that the screen of the item was broken and the keyboard
is seems
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dirty. I have attached a copy of the bill
along with
this
letter for your reference. I have contacted your customer service and registered a complaint immediately. They offered to send a new
laptop
within 24 hours,
however
, until today I have not received any replacement. I purchased
this
laptop
for my son, who will enrol for his college next week.
Therefore
, I am requesting you to replace the
laptop
as soon as possible. I am looking forward to hearing from you. Yours faithfully Jennifer Ramos.
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