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LIFE Someone who needs to write a formal complaint letter and wants it to be effective rather than just venting 117 words

Draft a Formal Complaint Letter to a Service Provider

Complaint letters that read like rants get filed as rants. Letters that are factual, specific about the resolution sought, and professional tend to get escalated and resolved. This drafts the formal version: chronological facts, a clear ask, a reasonable deadline, and no language that would undermine your position if it were forwarded to a regulator or ombudsman.

I need to write a formal complaint letter to {SERVICE_PROVIDER} about {COMPLAINT_SUMMARY}.

Draft a letter that:
1. Opens with a clear one-sentence statement of the problem and the date it occurred
2. Sets out the facts in chronological order, without emotional language or exaggeration
3. States clearly what resolution I am seeking (refund, repair, apology, escalation, or other)
4. Includes a reasonable deadline for a response and a clear statement of what I will do if the deadline passes
5. Closes professionally

Keep the letter to [300 to 400] words. Use formal but not aggressive language. Do not include anything that could undermine my position if the letter were shared with a third party or regulator.
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