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Social Media Company Support Message Writer for Business Disputes

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Write a short, factual message to a company's social support team.

The Open buttons send the prompt text as currently shown below to that site only when you click. Fill in the placeholders first.

Write a public-safe message to a company's social media support. The company handle and platform: [HANDLE_AND_PLATFORM]. The issue: [ISSUE]. My order or account reference (to send privately only): [REFERENCE]. What I have tried: [PRIOR_ATTEMPTS]. What I want: [DESIRED_OUTCOME].

Write: (1) a public post of under 40 words that does not include personal data and asks them to contact me; (2) a private message of about 80 words with the reference and the facts; (3) a follow-up after 48 hours of under 40 words; (4) a thank-you and close message for when it is resolved. Add a short note on what not to post publicly (account numbers, addresses, full names of staff, other customers' details). Include a guide for when to stop using social media and move to a formal complaint.

Keep the tone polite and specific, and avoid sarcasm.

I want help, not legal advice. Invent no law, deadline or odds. Use [JURISDICTION] and [RELEVANT_LAW_OR_POLICY_IF_KNOWN] as given. Say when to see a professional. Threaten nothing beyond lawful steps.

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Public post (under 40 words): '@BrightBank I'm trying to resolve a duplicate charge dated 3 May. Could you contact me please? Thanks.'
Private message (about 80 words): 'Hello, I was charged twice (48.50 each) on 3 May on my card ending 4417. I called on 5 May (ref 22018) and was told it would be fixed. Could you confirm the refund date? Screenshots attached.'
Follow-up after 48 hours: 'Hello, just checking in on the duplicate charge. Thank you.'
When to stop: if there is no reply after the 48-hour follow-up, move to the company's complaints form and keep the screenshots; avoid posting account numbers or addresses publicly.

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