On a recent holiday you lost a valuable item. Fortunately you have travel insurance to cover the cost of anything lost.

Dear Sir or Madam, I hope you're doing well. I wanted to inform you that I lost my
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phone during my recent trip to Hawaii. I've got travel insurance
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and the policy number. My phone had a good camera and lots of memory, and it was pretty fancy. I believe I might have lost it
while
exploring the islands, maybe during the time I was taking pictures. I've read that the policy covers lost items during travel, so I'm hopeful that the insurance team can assist me in sorting
this
out quickly. I'm reaching out to ask for your help, either to get some money back or maybe a new phone, as the policy seems to allow. I appreciate your prompt attention to
this
matter. I'm hopeful we can find a solution soon. If you need more details, please let me know. Sincerely, JoXa
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Coherence and Cohesion
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Task Achievement
For task achievement, ensure that you fully address all parts of the task. This includes providing a detailed description of the lost item, explaining the circumstances of the loss clearly, and specifying what action you desire from the reader (the insurance company). Adding more specific details about the item and the incident will further improve your letter.

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