The customer wrote a letter of complaint to the manager of a department store. He was wrongly accused of shoplifting by a store assistant named Bob Smithers. Although the customer showed his receipt, the assistant would not believe him and caused a public scene until the cashier confirmed the purchase. The assistant gave back the item but did not apologize. The customer demands action against the employee and a written apology.
The customer wrote a letter of complaint to the manager of a department store. He was wrongly accused of shoplifting by a store assistant named Bob Smithers. Although the customer showed his receipt, the assistant would not believe him and caused a public scene until the cashier confirmed the purchase. The assistant gave back the item but did not apologize. The customer demands action against the employee and a written apology.
The customer wrote a letter of complaint to the manager of a department store. He was wrongly accused of shoplifting by a store assistant named Bob Smithers. Although the customer showed his receipt, the assistant would not believe him and caused a public scene until the cashier confirmed the purchase. The assistant gave back the item but did not apologize. The customer demands action against the employee and a written apology.
You recently had an important experience when you were shopping in a department store. One of the assistants wrongly accused you of shoplifting. Although you were able to prove that you had paid for the item in question, you received no apology. Write a letter to the Manager of the shop.
Dear Mrs. Robinson,
I am writing you this letter in order to complain about one of your employees. Last week, I was shopping at your store in Bond Street, when one of the assistants accused me of shoplifting. I had bought a new watch that day and I was walking towards the exit, when a store assistant by the name of Bob Smithers approached me. He started saying that he had seen me taking the watch from one of the shelves and putting it inside my pocket. I tried to tell him the truth, but he would not listen. I showed him the receipt, but he still didnt believe me. He did not leave me alone until the cashier confirmed my purchase. While this was happening, a bunch of people had started staring at me, which made me feel very uncomfortable. Eventually, the
assistant game me my watch and receipt back, but he
didnt even have the common courtesy of apologizing. I hope that you will take action against this employee of yours, or else I will make sure that you receive bad publicity. I also demand a written apology. Yours respectfully, Thomas Weinstein
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