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The Complaint Letter For Refund is a crucial document in German consumer transactions when seeking reimbursement for unsatisfactory goods or services. It serves as a formal written record of the refund request and is often a prerequisite for any legal action under German consumer protection laws. The letter must be drafted in accordance with the German Civil Code (BGB) and relevant EU consumer protection directives, particularly regarding statutory warranty rights (Gewährleistungsrecht) and the right of withdrawal (Widerrufsrecht). This document is typically used when informal attempts at resolution have failed, and it should contain specific reference to the transaction, clear documentation of the issues, and explicit reference to legal rights. The letter acts as both a formal demand for refund and potential evidence in any subsequent legal proceedings.

1. Sender Details: Full name and contact information of the complainant, including address

2. Recipient Details: Company name, department if applicable, and full address of the business

3. Date and Reference Numbers: Current date and any relevant order, customer, or invoice numbers

4. Subject Line: Clear indication that this is a complaint letter requesting refund (Reklamation und Rückerstattung)

5. Purchase Details: Specific information about the purchase including date, item(s), and amount

6. Problem Description: Clear and factual description of the issue warranting the refund

7. Legal Basis: Reference to relevant consumer rights and legal basis for the refund request

8. Specific Refund Request: Clear statement of the amount requested and preferred refund method

9. Response Timeline: Specification of expected response timeframe (typically 14 days in Germany)

10. Closing: Formal closing and signature