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TO: Irene O’Connell New Product Manager Ireland International Landscape Tools, Ltd.

FROM: {INSERT YOUR NAME HERE} New Product Specialist Chalmers Industries

ABOUT: Rejecting of Proposal to Carrying Mid-Range Blades

This is to advise you that we will not be moving forward in carrying your new line of mid-range blades with our company.

Unfortunately, Chalmer industries will have to respectfully reject your proposal to have our company carry your new line of mid-range blades.

If have any further information about this rejection please contact Sandro Stoute, our business manager at 954-555-9898.

August 6, 2012
Mr. Akira Yamoto
New Product Development Coordinator
Tokyo Business Blades
15-17 Ginza 9 chrome
Chu0-ku Tokyo 104 {INSERT YOUR NAME HERE}
New Product Specialist Chalmers Industries 555 NW 225th St. Miami, FL 33169

Dear Mr. Yamoto:

Allow us to extend
Our sincere salutation,

As the saying goes here in America: Every season brings change, change is constant.

As the time has approached we have evaluated our proposals and have decided that, because of our set criteria within our company, we have here at Chalmer Industries will not be looking to carrying your line of mid-range blades within our company.

Your blades are of decent quality and we hope sincerely that maybe one day our business interests will jointly venture to one, one day.

Please keep us on your contact list. We wish your company great success and look forward to reading about your future endeavors and accomplishments.

Please accept our gratitude for your many kindnesses to our company,

{Your Name Goes Here}

August 6, 2012

Mr. Arthur Allen
Senior Associate
Western Pacific Blade Consortium
Level 9, 380 Bay Street
Brighton, Victoria 3187
Australia

Dear Mr. Allen:

We regret to inform you that we will not

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