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Which of the following is the most effective statement in a letter to a customer denying credit?

Which of the following is the most effective statement in a letter to a customer denying credit?

▸ To learn more about your credit record, log onto http://www.equifax.ca to obtain your free credit report.

▸ Your credit history report shows that you are a completely unacceptable applicant.

▸ Perhaps if you were a more stable and responsible person, we would be able to grant you credit.

▸ Please take your business elsewhere.

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Business Communication: Process and Product: Brief Edition

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Authors: Guffey, Loewy, Griffin

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