vcB 6 c6 [: q6 f, @) T1 i Z Dear Mr. Brown, 8 |' g& p/ ~3 R$ T Thank you for your fax of 22 August. We are indeed sorry that you find our prices too high. __6__ and if it were not for the regular orders we receive from a number of our customers, __7__.) }7 w& O# F$ J5 V+ s$ X8 y
Our prices already make full allowance for large orders. __8__ in which we have been forced to cut our prices to the minimum. We wish __9__ but unfortunately we cannot do so. - e' @6 ^+ q8 {/ w+ I We hope you will further think about this matter, but if you then still feel you cannot accept our offer, __10__. We shall always be happy to consider carefully any proposals likely to lead to business between us.6 u# \5 D1 V3 R+ W# n
Yours faithfully, 6 n; ?( F5 j# i& @6 w" t A. we could not have quoted for supplies even at these prices - S- s4 ?7 A6 l3 _7 ^7 m% d5 [ B. I am sure you know that we operate in a highly competitive market8 J& f$ j' [* Q, s7 O
C. we could lower our prices 6 n2 i5 r: u4 j+ E; V/ M D. we hope it will not prevent you from approaching us on some future occasions 3 e; N* e3 d7 R3 S [ E. Our quoted prices leave us with a small profit