Asking an employer for payment for freelance contract work done for his company.
Dear Mr. Gunther,
Greetings!
I hope to hear from you soon.
Thanks,
Harry the Repairman
Asking an employer for payment for freelance contract work done for his company.
Dear Mr. Gunther,
Greetings!
Thanks,
Harry the Repairman
Sample letter requesting payment from client for overdue account
Dear Ms. Lewis,
We wish to call your attention to our recent letter requesting payment of your acount. Please settle the amount of $540 as soon as possible at any of our payment centers.
We trust that this merits your cooperation.
Regards,
Jane Talbott
Accountant
Here's a letter informing a contractor that his bid or quotation has not been chosen for the project.
Ampersand Contractors
45 Melrose Place
90210 Beverly Hills, CA
Dear Mr. Ampers,
Thank you for the time and effort you spent in preparing your quotation for the "Office Renovation of City Hall" last March 14, 2010.
We regret that we are unable to grant you this contract because of annual budget considerations. Be assured that you will be included in any future invitations to bid.
Sincerely,
Wallace Purdue
Administrative Services Officer
Letter Informing Client of New Stock Arrivals or a letter informing client of stock delays
Dear Mr. Gibbs,
The new stocks will arrive late August. At the moment, we cannot predict the exact date of arrival of our seafreight shipment from the US due to the current concerns with the bureau of customs. We will keep you posted as soon as we receive more information from our suppliers.
Thank you for your patience.
Sincerely,
Charice Castel
A detailed letter outlining the Delivery and Shipping of a Product or How to Place an Order for a product
Dear Susan,
Thank you for inquiring about our shipping process.
Please see procedures below for orders outside of Delaware:
Payment terms are PRE-payment prior to shipping via telegraphic wire transfer (bank to bank only) to our account number below:
Delta Queen Bank
#555-6464-6000
If you have any more questions, please feel free to email me.
Best Regards,
Beth