So 79 posts later and no one with a good way with words has done a letter for him? just a lot of questioning.
So you've not read the thread.


So 79 posts later and no one with a good way with words has done a letter for him? just a lot of questioning.
Maybe he's just not the greatest with words and wants someone with excellent english skills to right him a "killer" letter that management will take seriously.
Am I right OP?
So 79 posts later and no one with a good way with words has done a letter for him? just a lot of questioning.
So 79 posts later and no one with a good way with words has done a letter for him? just a lot of questioning.
So you've not read the thread.![]()
Did they have a feedback form at the event?
Christ.
I think I went faster on my under 17's track day in a Ferrari 308 convertible!
What an absolute piece of ****.
Anyway, for the complaints letter, keep it short and to the point.
Dear ....
I am writing to complain that the track day I was given as a gift was nowhere near as described. I am therefore unfortunately going to ask for a refund. I will be able to provide video evidence of how, even though the company is branded as "6th gear", that I barely got out of 4th.
Regards, ....
How's that?
Who's the moany river-troll in the passenger seat?
I can tell that none of you know how to complain.
Your complaint should politely walk towards a crossroads - one way is a complete refund and apology, the other is the destruction of their business.
What incentive is there for me to help you with the complaint? I'd normally offer my services for free, but I'm busy this week so want something in return.
I have a pretty good track record with these things.
I can tell that none of you know how to complain.
Your complaint should politely walk towards a crossroads - one way is a complete refund and apology, the other is the destruction of their business.