how do I a write a Service Contract denial letter?
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uSSUALY CONTRACTS HAVE A CLAUSE AND IT SAYS THE TIME FOR SENDING THIS LETTER, anyway  the letter should sayu:\nAccording to our contract date ....... by this mean I wan to finish it, since .......... As the contract says. \nthanking you in advance,\ntrully yours,
304952
Go to the proper authorites and tell them this...Cejay
604696
Call your service provider and express the problem.
984680
Serve notice, and if that doesn't work sue.\n\nSince property is involved it's probably best to get it lawyered, but a solicitor's letter will probably do the trick.
423880
You take the IT guy to lunch and ask him or her nicely.  If they still say "No!" then your hosed.\n\nOr, write up a business case to have it unblocked and go over the IT guy's head.  You'll have to prove that it's in the company's best interest to unblock it.  Actually, this is the politically correct way to do it in the first instance.
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All businesses have the right to refuse service to anyone.  But they really should provide you with an explanation, since you have dealt with them for a while.  One thing you can do is to contact the company and find out why they are refusing to serve you after they had been doing so for 5-1/2 years.  You can check with a manager, but you can also be prepared to follow the chain of command there, regardless of whether it's a local business, or a chain.  I hope this helps.
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ask ur network operator,if they can stop certain no.s from marketing firms
333667
Failure of a party to abide by a contract does not generally allow you to not abide by the contract. Instead, you would have to sue the management office to force it to abide by the contract and compensate you for failing to do so up to that point. I would contact a lawyer.
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Just write it on piece of paper or ask someone at your job
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Hi!\n\nThe prior answerers had some good advice, but in the meantime, you might be able to also find a sample on FindLaw.com:\n\nhttp://smallbusiness.findlaw.com/business-forms-contracts/business-forms-contracts-a-to-z/#b\n\nGood luck!
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Forward the email (do NOT change the subject line) to:\n\nenforcement@sec.gov\n\nOr go to http://www.sec.gov\n\nS.E.C. is the Securities Exchange Commission.  They handle this crap.
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call them?? or write a letter. soz kinda hard
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http://www.cslb.ca.gov/applicants/default.asp\n\nGood luck, and don't be a contractor that doesn't return his calls.
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Send them an email explaining your position.  Then add the phrase "if you don not cease and desist harrassing me with an this bill for the product I never ordered/nor recieved then I wil be forced to contact my lawyer." somewhere in the letter.\n\nThis normally works for any service or company.\n\nAsk to speak to the head of whatever part of Yahoo you supposedly order the product from too.
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First of all, never never quit.  Look carefully at the reason given for denial, and then take it step by step building all your evidence that will support your position.  When you have everything in order, then resubmit your claim because you will receive benefits for which you are entitled.  That is the law, and no one representative has the power to deny you what is right.
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If you have a contractual agreement, you should be able to confirm what they can and can't do. \n\nIf not, walk away.
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Yes, with a felt tip marker, cross out your address and write "refused" on the package. Leave it for you Postman.