Apologizing in an adjustment letter is appropriate
a. when the customer unintentionally misused the product.
b. when the customer has been severely inconvenienced.
c. only when the claim involves a small amount of money.
d. whenever the company falls short of the customer's expectations.
e. if you want to retain the customer's goodwill.
Answer: B
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