Friday, 14 August 2015

Notes on Claim/Complain Response Letters

Notes on Claim/Complain Response Letters



1)      When any organization receives a claim, then it has three objectives:
        
     a)      Rectify the wrong;
     b)      Regain the lost confidence of the customer; &
     c)       Promote future business through sales promotion and goodwill.

2)      Subject line in adjustment letter identifies the previous correspondence.

3)      Adjustment letter must begin with good news of adjusting the claims.

4)      Never ever use bad news statement or don’t mention what went wrong with the product because this        approach in the adjustment letter reminds your reader of heated emotions or unhappy experience.

5)      Don’t use half-hearted or reluctant words in announcing the good news.

6)      When the customer is at fault, then you as a claim adjuster have two options:
     a)      You can refuse the customer’s claim and may lose him, his friends, his family members, or his                 associates who will only listen to the customer’s version of the story; or
     b)      You can do what the customer asks without thinking whether he is legitimate or not.

7)      Comply with the claim, regain the confidence, attempt to solve the issue; are some of the things the claim adjuster has to do in an adjustment letter.

8)      The claim adjuster also uses the resale strategy which reassures the customer that their choices are the best.

9)      End positively and look forward to continued business relationships.



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