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Your company started using a new shipping company two months ago. During your short relationship with the company, you notice that it regularly inflates its shipping rates, fails to meet scheduled deliveries, and loses packages. You decide to write a letter to them ending the business relationship.

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Answer: To convey fairness

To avoid creating legal liability for your company

To make the receiver understand the bad news

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To Convey Fairness

By sending them the letter you hope to covey that you are being fair in ending the relationship with them because they have been very inefficient in their handling of your company's account.

To avoid creating legal liability for your company.

With their late deliveries and lost packages as well as inflated shipping prices, your company runs the risk of failing to deliver effectively to one of your own clients as well. This is why it is better to end the relationship to ensure that their inefficiencies will not pass onto your company.

To make the receiver understand the bad news.

Letter must be clear and concise to ensure that the receiver understands what is going on and that there is no ambiguous or vague language. They must also understand why the bad news is coming so that they understand why the relationship ended.

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