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Letter to retailer: goods not received, send immediately  
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Letter to prompt delivery of un-received goods.
 
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This is a letter to a retailer or supplier demanding immediate delivery of goods ordered or compensation for losses if the order remains unfulfilled and the goods are not delivered. Indicates possibility of legal claim.
 
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Formal effective letter;
Written in plain English.
 
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Letter to prompt delivery of un-received goods.
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