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Monday, November 26, 2018
COMPLAINT LETTER AND APPLICATIOIN LETTER
Complaint Letter
A Complaint Letter is a type of
letter written to address any type wrong doing, offence, grievance, resentment
arising out of a product, service etc. Complaint Letters are used to raise your
concerns about unfair things and seek a productive outcome. They are also used
to vent out your pent up emotions arising out of your suffering or bad
experience. It is a fundamental right and duty of a citizen to seek justice
arising out of any injustice, which is initiated by a Complaint. Complaint
letters then, become your First Step towards your Consumer Rights. They inspire
other hassled consumers, influence the concerned authorities towards taking
proper action and make the defaulters more liable, responsible and responsive.
This is because unresponsive behaviour of the offender is liable to a
Punishable Court Proceeding or an Expensive Lawsuit.
Writing complaints letters is an
essential responsibility of the victim whilst seeking positive outcomes.
Complaint Letter writing is not only a pre-warning for the offender but also a
chance for them to rectify their act in time. These letters are not just meant
for defective products, service they can also be written towards any injustice
happening in the society, like ‘Smoking
in Public’, ‘Misuse of Water by any
Person or an Organisation’ and any issue happening in society which needs
to be addressed.
Anyone can complaint through letter
if there is a legitimate reason. Anyone can write a letter to the
administration regarding the pollution, water supply, traffic problems,
shortage of electricity etc. You don’t need to be a lawyers or an influential
person. All you need to do is to learn to write a complaint letter in an
appropriate manner with all the relevant information included. In the matter
contained here, you will get all the tips to write a complaint letter.
Types of Complaint Letters
Complaint letters are of different
types and different reasons and depending upon that they can be categorised
accordingly.
Depending on the level of an
organisation or an individual these can be:
1. Personal Complaint Letters - When a letter is written
at a personal level by an individual it is called as Personal Complaint Letter.
These are written by consumers to get refund, replace a product etc. These are also written for grievances’
regarding a service or any issue affecting the individual or society at large.
2. Professional
Complaint Letters - When a letter is written on behalf of an
organisation it is called known as Professional Complaint Letter. These letters
have the backing of an organisation and are mostly related to professional
items and services.
How
to write a Complaint Letter
Writing a complaint letter or rather
writing effective complaint letter is the one thing to be taken notice of.
Otherwise writing complaint letters is just like writing any other type of
letter. There are certain criteria like tone, grammar and other criteria
mentioned below before we can sit to write down a Complaint Letter. Depending
upon the need, the format is subject to variation. However, the below mentioned
formats are the most common one.
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Arnold Armstrong
89 Villa Street
Val Haven, CT 95135
Phone – 890056711
armisstrong@arnold.com
30th June, 2012
Customer Care Manager
Customer Service
Airtel Telecom
8423 Green Terrace Road
Asterville, WA 65435
Dear Sir or Madam
Re: Order Number TF285347
I recently ordered a new Beetel Modem (item #285347), Model 100CX from
your website on 20th June 2012. I
received the order on 7th July. Unfortunately, the modem turned out to be
defective.
I connected it to my PC and installed all the drivers provided. I
followed the manual provided but it didn’t work. All the Lights on the Modem
were ON. I even went through troubleshooting but to no avail. I even
installed it on my friends PC but ‘No Connectivity’. I used my Dying Modem to
check if the ‘Line wasn’t Faulty’. The internet worked fine and there was ‘No
issue with the Line’. I even formatted and reinstalled Windows just to make
sure that there wasn’t a problem in my system. But that didn’t make the modem
work.
As mentioned above, I have tried everything and the fault lies clearly
in the modem. I would like you to credit my account for the amount charged
for the modem. I needed a new modem so I bought it from a local shop. I don’t
need a Replacement but a Refund which I am entitled to as per your Policy.
Thank you for taking the time to read this letter. I have been a loyal
and satisfied customer of your company for quite some time now. This is the
first time I have encountered a problem.
Looking forward towards a Prompt Refund.
Sincerely,
Signature
Arnold Armstrong
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Pict 1 : Complaint Letter
Application Letter
An application
letter is merely another name for a cover letter, the official business letter
often included with a job application and/or resume and sent to a prospective
employer. Although application letters are generally considered optional
components of applying for a job, more and more frequently, employers are
singling out those who actually take the time to write an application letter as
their top picks. Here are a few components of a typical, successful application
letter:
a)
Professional
Style
Application
letters are usually, and should always, be in an officer letter style, like
block style. These letters should be formatted properly and checked for spelling
and grammatical errors.
b)
Salutation
Although
many application letters open with a simple "Sir or Madam:", the more successful application letters
are addressed personally to the hiring manager (which often takes some research
on the part of the job applicant).
c)
Body
The
body of a good application letter, usually 3 to 4 paragraphs, explains why the
applicant is a good fit for the job, explains relevant experience, and shows
how that experience would be useful if selected for the career opportunity.
d)
Attachments
An
application letter is rarely sent to a prospective employer alone. It is
usually accompanied by a resume, salary history, list of references, and/or
other documentation of achievements.
e)
Length
Application
letters are generally no more than one page in length. Employers are
unimpressed by application letters of half a page or less, though; filling most
of one page is the safest way to complete an application letter.
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HRD Department
Bank Negara Indonesia
Cabang Jakarta Kota
Lada Street No 1st
Jakarta Kota
Dear Sir or Madam,I am writing to you to
inquire about the possibility of working in your company that was informed by
Website www.bni.co.id. I am interested in “Front Liner ” position.My name is
Sri Wahyuningsih. I am twenty one years old. I have background in Accounting
Diploma III in Polytechnic Negeri Jakarta. And now i have graduate from my
college and waiting letter of graduate (Surat Tanda Kelulusan)With my
educational background, I’m confident that my qualification and skills could
make significant contributions to your company. I will be able to operate
computer especially MYOB .Besides that, I am a person who can work either
independently or as part of team. I am also initiative, hardworking, and
eager to learn. I have been training at Perum Jasa Tirta II Jatiluhur.My
resume has been attached which outline my qualification in greater detail. I
would appreciate the opportunity to discuss my qualification; please keep
this application confidential. I will look forward to hearing from you soon.Sincerely
yours,
SRI WAHYUNINGSIH
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Pict 2 : Application Letter
Questions and Answers about Complaints and Application
Letter
1.
What is the definition about complaint letter?
- A complaint letter is a type of letter written to
address any type wrong doing, offence, grievance, resentment arising out of a
product, service etc
2.
What is the function of complaint letter
- Complaint Letters are used to raise your concerns
about unfair things and seek a productive outcome. They are also used to vent
out your pent up emotions arising out of your suffering or bad experience
3. How many types
of complaint letters?
- a. Personal Complaint Letters
b. Professional Complaint
Letter
4.
What is the definition about application letter?
- An application letter is merely another name for a
cover letter, the official business letter often included with a job
application and/or resume and sent to a prospective employer
5.
There are several application letter, what is that?
- a. Professional Style
b. Salutation
c. Body
d. Attachments
e. Lenght
Refrensi
Monday, November 12, 2018
INQUIRY LETTER AND ORDER LETTER
1.
INQUIRY LETTER
The letters that are
written for collecting information about job seekers, prices, products, and
services before awarding jobs, granting credit, making contracts and giving
promotions are known as letters of inquiry. These letters are written to a
third party seeking information about either a job or a company that wishes to
make business relationship.
Quible and others
defined, “Letters of inquiry are a type of business message that asks the
recipient for information or assistance.”
Prospective employers
and business organizations usually write inquiry letters for obtaining desired
information. Prospective employers write this letter to the referees mentioned
in the job application to obtain information about the applicant’s personal and
family background, ability, skills, honesty, character, integrity, quality of
performance, fitness for job etc.
On the other hand, business enterprises write inquiry letters to third
parties referred by the customers to know about their business dealings,
financial capabilities and goodwill to determine whether to establish business
relationships with those enterprises.
At present it is an initial step from a company from various parties. In
this letter, there are a number of things discussed by the service provider /
product which is a question from the buyer in order to help the buyer to find
out information about the product / service. These things include:
a.
Name and type of product
b.
Product specifications, namely; type, size, quality,
capacity etc.;
c.
Price of the unit.
d.
Discounts;
e.
How to pay from the buyer to the seller;
f.
How to deliver products from seller to buyer, and
g. Convenience that may be obtained by the buyer, such as
a warranty and others.
A.
Types of Inquiry
Letter
Based on purpose, there are two most common types of inquiry letters
such as
a. Personal status
inquiry letter and
b. Business status
inquiry letter
a.
Personal Status
Inquiry Letter
The letters that are written by prospective employers for obtaining
information about job applicants are called personal status inquiry letter.
Employers write this letter to obtain information relating to the applicant’s
personal and family background, ability, skills, honesty, character, integrity,
quality of performance, fitness for job etc.
Generally this letter is written to the referees mentioned by the
concerned applicant. In response to this letter, the referees write a reply
letter to the employer. This response letter may be favorable, unfavorable or
neutral to the applicant.
a.
Business Status
Inquiry Letter
When a business enterprise writes letter to another business enterprise
for collecting information about a prospective customer, it is known as
business status inquiry letter. This letter is usually written for collecting
information about financial capability, goodwill, nature of business dealings,
honesty etc. of a business enterprise to determine whether to establish
business transactions with it. Responses of this letter may be either favorable
or unfavorable.

Pict 1 : Example of an Inquiry Letter
2.
ORDER LETTER
a letter of order is a document that confirms the details of a purchase
of goods or services from one party to another. It usually includes more
information about what you are ordering, like quantity, model number, or color,
the payment terms, and the matter in which the products are to be shipped. When
the recipient receives this letter, they will process the order and send the
merchandise.
A.
Order Letter
Definition
An “Order” is an expense for the person placing the order and an income
for the one getting it. But this is not all. The company that bags the order
has to fulfill lot of commitments to ensure that it has a satisfied customer,
which can be an individual or another company. Timely delivery of the order,
quality of delivery and after sale service – are all part and parcel of getting
an order.
An Order Letter is the one that is written by the person/company placing
the request of purchase from another company. This letter comes into action
only when a detailed study of the desired product has been done in the market
and based on promised service, quality and price of the product, a decision for
a purchase has been made.
An Order Letter should be drafted very carefully as it needs to pen down
all the terms and conditions of the purchase for the benefit of both involved
parties. It should have details such as product specifications, quantities,
price agreed upon, delivery date, late delivery clauses, etc. It should be
addressed to the person responsible for the execution of the order with a copy
to the head of department. Since it is totally an official letter it should be
typed.
Remember that all relevant information must be given in the order
letter. This is like more business and of course helps to prevent reading
errors to compile a table of items needed. As a guide for compiling an order
letter you must fulfill:
a. Reference to a
source of information
b. List of products
to be ordered
c. Quantity,
quality, price, catalog number (if any) (quantity, quality, price, catalog
number (if any))
d. Details of
delivery and payment (delivery and payment details)
e. An order number
(order number)
The order letter is used to order goods according to the amount needed
by the company either by using the official order form or not. There are two
ways to make an order letter, namely:
a. Order without
using official order form
b. Order by using
the official order form
Ordering without using an official order form can be done by simply
writing a letter with all the order details by directly entering into the
letter. Thus, this letter functions as an order letter, so the content must be
clear, concise and direct to the destination.
While in large companies, in general, it is usually done by using an
official order form. Every time you want to make an order, you can fill in the
available fields. Order forms or often called purchase orders (PO) usually
consist of:
a. No. (number)
b. Unit price
c. Description /
items
d. Amount
e. Quantity
f. Delivery date
g. Type
h. Terms of payment

Pict 2 : Example of an Order Letter
QUESTION
1. What is the
meaning of inquiry letter?
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Letters of inquiry are a type of business message that
asks the recipient for information or assistance
2. Based on purpose
how many types of inquiry letter?
-
Two types
a. Personal status
inquiry letter and
b. Business status
inquiry letter
3. What is the
meaning of personal status inquiry letter?
-
The letters that are written by prospective employers
for obtaining information about job applicants are called personal status
inquiry letter
4. What is the
meaning of order letter?
-
a letter of order is a document that confirms the
details of a purchase of goods or services from one party to another
5. Give a example
of order letter?
