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Outcome Request Clarity Audit: Is Your Ask Specific Enough?

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Check that each letter makes exactly one clear request.

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Audit the requests in my letters. The letters or messages I have sent: [MY_MESSAGES]. The outcome I actually want: [DESIRED_OUTCOME]. The replies I have received: [REPLIES].

For each message, extract the request in one sentence and rate it for specificity (what, how much, by when, by whom), consistency with my other messages, and realism. Make a table with Message and date, Request as written, Specific (yes, no), Changed from before (yes, no), and Reply received. Identify any message that asks for several different things, uses vague words ('sort this out', 'compensate me'), or changes the request without saying so. Suggest a single-sentence request I can use in every message and a final summary letter that restates it with the history. Show the response date arithmetic.

Be constructive and brief.

This is not legal advice. Cite no time limit you cannot source. Use [JURISDICTION] and [RELEVANT_LAW_OR_POLICY_IF_KNOWN] as given. Flag where I need expert help. Stay firm, factual and polite.

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Message (date) | Request as written | Specific? | Changed?
1 (3 May) | 'Sort this out' | no | -
2 (10 May) | 'Refund of 549' | yes | changed from 'sort this out'
3 (17 May) | 'Replace or refund' | partly | yes
Suggested single sentence: 'I ask for a refund of 549 to my card by 15 June.' Final summary letter: restate that sentence, list the three previous messages with dates, and attach the receipt.

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