Kanupriya Yadav

Heraclueus St.
Athens, ST 12345
(123) 456-7890
pgp13kanupriyay@iimrohtak.ac.in

19th December 2022

Fouad Hanna
Yamaha Marine Experts
Nahe El Mot
Mount Lebanon, Str. 55

Dear Mr. Hanna,

In the first three months after purchasing the surfing boat, I had a horrible experience. I've only been
driving the vehicle for three rides in total, yet already I've had to make two trips to the mechanic. I've
been told that there's a serious issue with the boat's hydraulic pressure. There is a good chance that the
hydraulic issue covered by the extended warranty will require additional journeys to the repair
facility.
You've already spent, in my estimation, roughly $360. To save you money in the long run and myself
the difficulty, I offer you help pay for the purchase of a new hydraulic pressure. However, the typical
cost would be around $1,400. I know someone who will do it for $450. He would also include a 24-
month warranty.

Although our extended warranty agreement does not cover this, I'm sure you can see how it would be
beneficial to you.

Looking forward to your reply.

Thanks, and regards
Kanupriya Yadav

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