123 My Street
					Mytown
					Mypostcode
					1 April 2000

Seller
Address
Postcode


Dear Sir/Madam

Sale of Goods Act 1979 (as amended)

I refer to my purchase of <goods description> from your
shop on <date>.  Before purchasing it I told a member
of your staff that it was for a specific purpose ie
<describe purpose>.  I relied on his/her expertise in
selecting the correct product to suit my requirements.
However when I later tried to use the goods for that
purpose it turned out to be unsuitable.

Section 14 of the above Act gives me certain rights in
regard to the sale of goods, including for example
implied terms about the fitness of the goods for their
purpose, and that they should be of satisfactory
quality.
The fact that I made it clear to you what the goods
were to be used for, and that they are clearly
unsuitable for that use, makes you in breach of our
contract for the sale of the goods.
I hereby reject those goods and claim a full refund of
monies paid.

I look forward to receiving my refund as soon as possible
but in any event within 14 days.  If you do not agree
to re-imburse me I will consider pursuing a small claims
action against you for recovery of this sum without
further reference.

Yours faithfully

<myname>