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January3rd2008DearMr.TimbaldThankyouforyourletterconcerningthepoorqualityofourrubbersoledblackworkboots.Weapologizeforanyinconveniencethishascausedyouandyourcrew.Alongwithfivenewpairsofworkbootsforyourcrewweincludedoneextrapairwehaveen-closedafreeyear’ssupplyofsoleprotectorspray.Inourretailstoresthissprayisal-waysrecommendedtobuyerswhoworkonheatedfloors.ThisshouldhavebeenbroughttoyourattentionatthetimeofyourinitialorderreceivedbytelephoneonOctober122007.Pleaseexcuseouroversight.Todatewehavehadnocomplaintsabouttheseworkbootsfromcustomerswhohaveusedtheprotectorspray.Howevershouldyouusethesprayandfindthatyouarestillunsatisfiedwiththebootspleasereturnthebootsandsprayforafullrefund.ThankyouforsupportingTheShoePeople.HaveaHappyNewYear.SincerelyStanMasonPresidentWhatshouldJohnTimbalddoifheremainsunsatisfied
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