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===Step 1: Collect the information=== | ===Step 1: Collect the information=== | ||
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For example: | For example: | ||
* Prepare a description of the ''goods'' you bought. This can include anything the seller said to you about the goods, anything the seller advertised, or anything the seller gave you in writing. | * Prepare a description of the ''goods'' you bought. This can include anything the seller said to you about the goods, anything the seller advertised, or anything the seller gave you in writing. | ||
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===Step 3: Let the company know you have a problem=== | ===Step 3: Let the company know you have a problem=== | ||
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The first step is to find the right person to talk to about the problem. You may <span class="noglossary">contact</span> the store or company in person or you may make a phone call. Have your information with you. You could start with something like this: | The first step is to find the right person to talk to about the problem. You may <span class="noglossary">contact</span> the store or company in person or you may make a phone call. Have your information with you. You could start with something like this: | ||
