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Escalate Missing Items

Customer [customer=Hudson Freight] says two cartons were missing on delivery [time=three hours] ago. I have photos fro…

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Customer [customer=Hudson Freight] says two cartons were missing on delivery [time=three hours] ago. I have photos from loading and my POD, but the customer’s claim could lead to a refund. I need to escalate to operations quickly with clear evidence so they can decide a remedy. Tell me exactly what to include in the escalation, the tone to use so it’s taken seriously, and one line to close with that prompts a decision.
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A customer claims missing items and ops wants me to escalate with evidence now.

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