Offer letter of a quality product

 

Offer letter of a quality product

Dear Sirs

We are taking the liberty of sending you with this letter a copy of our current price list for plastic handbags. The high quality of our products is well known and universally acknowledged and we are confident that a trial order would convince you that, at the prices quoted, the goods we are offering are excellent value for money.

From all list prices we allow a trade discount of 35% and a further special discount of 5%, making 40% in all, on orders received on or before 31st May. Under pressure of rising costs we shall not find it possible to extend these favourable terms beyond that date, so why not take advant age of them now and send us an ininediate order.

We are offering you goods of the very highest quality on unusually generous terms and would welcome the opportunity to serve you.

Yours faithfully

Offer Letter to a former customer

 

Offer Letter to a former customer

Dear Sirs

Looking through our records we note with regret that we have not had the pleasure of an order from you since last December. We hope you have had no cause to be dissatisfied either with our goods or with the way in which we have handled your orders.

We think you may be interested to know that we have recently been appointed sole agents for the sale in this country of the typewriters of six of the leading manufacturers and that our stocks now include a wide range of first—class portables at very attractive prices. From the catalog enclosed you will see that the prices of these portables are very much lower than those for standard models and that we are offering very generous terms of payment.

We should be pleased to send you any of our typewriters on approval, at our own expense and without any obligation on your part. All we would ask is that you return within fourteen days any machines you do not wish to buy.

We look forward to the pleasure of your renewed custom.

Yours faithfully

Thomas Brian

Offer Letter Sample

Offer Letter Sample The offer not asked for that is sometimes sent to an individual or a small number of individuals is a form of sales letter. It serves the same purpose and follows the same general principles. These offers take a variety of forms, including offers of free samples, goods on approval, special discounts on orders received within a stated period and, perhaps more frequently, offers to send brochures, catalogs, price lists, patterns, and so on upon return of a detachable form or card, usually prepaid. If you do not provide any of the things mentioned, you should at least round off your letter by offering to send further information or advice on request.

Offer letter to a newly established trader

Dear Sir

We learn that you have recently opened a shop for the sale of toys and send you our best wishes for success.

Naturally, you will wish to offer your customers the latest in toys — toys that are attractive, durable and reasonably priced, but your stock will not be complete without the mechanical toys for which we have a national reputation.

We are sole importers of “Valifact’ toys and our terms of sale are very generous as you will see from the enclosed price list. In addition to the trade discount stated we would allow you a first—order discount of 5% on the amount. We hope that on these terms you will place an order with us and feel sure you would be well satisfied with your first transaction. To ensure that you have full information on the wide assortment of toys we can offer, we will arrange for our Mr Wilhemson to call on you if you will complete and return the enclosed card to say when it would be convenient.

Yours faithfully

Micah Richard.