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Let the customer know you understand his or her position or that you have given his or her complaint serious consideration. Present an explanation of why you are unable to approve his or her request. Make your refusal brief but clear. If possible, offer the reader an alternate plan or suggest a compromise.
We have considered your request for a new feature [Feature Name/Idea] for the product and we must say that it does sound interesting. However, we do not have plans to add the said feature to our product, as of now. However, we would like to keep this feature in our consideration for future updates.
Follow these steps for how to write a letter to clients and customers: Determine the audience. ... Write the date and address. ... Include a salutation. ... State the purpose of your letter. ... Refer to previous communication if necessary. ... Offer help or make a request. ... Conclude the letter.
Keep a simple rejection letter format: show appreciation, break the news, tell why, offer help, and close on a high note. Use empathy statements to show you understand a customer's feelings (i. e. I totally understand that ?, I know how frustrating it must be ?, etc.)
How to write a denial letter Restate the request. To prevent unnecessary confusion, restate the request your employee made in a few brief sentences. ... Be specific. Provide a specific reason for your denial. ... Offer an alternative if possible. ... Remain polite and professional.