Credit Forgiveness Letter

April 24, 2009

Mr. Robert Wataru
Credit Department
ABC Lending Investor
Rosevelt Morayta, Manila

Dear Mr. Wataru:

My name is Luisito M. Alberto with account number #4157533785.

This is to inform you of my current income from Government Assistance Program.  I am currently unable to work due to my health condition and as you will see my income is not enough for me to be able to make any payment towards my alleged debt at this time.

I would like to request that you forgive alleged debt as my condition prevents any employment, and my current and future income does not support any debt repayment.

Attached herewith is my doctor’s letter as well as my medical records.  Also, I include the copy of my income and a monthly expense sheet.

I hope for your understanding of my situation. Can you please respond to my request in writing to the address below at most possible time.

Sincerely,

Luisito M. Alberto
#568 Santana Land
Antipolo City

Reminder Letter – Balance

November 12, 1997

Mrs. Vangie N. Bernales
Talipapa, Capitangan
Abucay, Bataan

Dear Mrs. Bernales:

We have a balance against you on our books for the sum of Php 5,800.  In as much as it has always been your custom to remit promptly, we feel that the matter has either been merely overlooked or that there is some error in our books.

With the supposition that such an error may possibly exist, we are sending you a duplicate invoice for your assistance in checking up the matter.

As our accounts show the amount as unpaid, please let us know if there is any error, and we will be glad to correct it.

Very truly yours,

Jannet B. Pineda

Credit Letter – Monthly Account

November 28, 2003

Mr. Lito Dominguez
Wawa St.
Pilar, Bataan

Dear Mr. Dominguez

We thank you for the orders you have given us lately, and we wish to assure you how much we appreciate your patronage.

It may save your time, and make your purchasing more convenient, if you would permit us to open a monthly account for you.

Then you would not need to carry any considerable sums with you when purchasing from us.  All that need be done would be tell the sales lady who waits on you that you have a charge account.

You could also order by telephone or letter, and your instructions would be followed as carefully as if you selected the items personally in our store.

You would always have the advantage of returning any purchases which were not entirely what you wanted.  We guarantee the quality of every article we sell and we do our utmost to render prompt and intelligent service to the requirements of our customers.

If you will find any difficulty with our service at any time, our manager would be glad to give personal attention to your requests.

The monthly account is at your disposal now, and we should welcome you using it whenever you are in need of anything that we have in our store.

Very truly yours,

Mr. Rex Ocampo