Complaint Letter To Dry Cleaners 

Format Of  Complaint Letter, or Warning Letter For Providing Incompetent Service To The Owners

Warning Letter To Dry Cleaners

To,

The Manager, Fine laundry

Respected sir,

I am writing this letter to you to make a complaint regarding my clothes which I sent last week. I am your old, and loyal customer, and I never had any issue with your service. Last week I called at your laundry store to get my clothes picked up. Your man came, and took the clothes along with the list having the number of clothes. Yesterday I received the clothes but one of my shirts is missing. I called again at your office but the person over there refused to help me, and said that he has sent all the clothes. I told him that I have the list having number of clothes sent to you but he was persistent, and was not ready to listen to me. This is pathetic service. I want you to look into it, and take a quick action to my complaint. Please find attached image of the missing shirt, and also the copy of that list. I am looking forward to your response. Thank you.

Regards,

Mr. Ali Kahn

Complaint Letter to Dry Cleaners

To: Super Dry Clean
Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada

I am writing to complain about the service I had received a few days ago. I had given 14 pieces of clothing to dry clean. I had counted them, and made sure. Upon completion of the service, I had received only 12 pieces. The workers told me I had only given 12, but I am 100% sure I gave 14.

Please resolve this issue immediately.

Thank you,
Beverly Bursa
Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada

How to use this complaint letter

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