You have just received your cell phone bill, and realized that you have been charged this month and for several previous months for a calling feature you did not authorize. You called the cell phone provider but were told that only the charge for this month can be credited. You are planning to write a letter to get your bill adjusted. What tone should your letter have? Why?
Since your assumption is that the cell phone company wants to be fair to customers, your tone should be positive and factual. Using a forceful, accusatory tone will only worsen the situation and cause a defensive response to your request.
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