Apologize for Sending the Wrong Order or Invoice
Use this when a customer received an incorrect item, wrong invoice, or billing error and you need to acknowledge and correct the mistake.
The Prompt
Write an email to a customer who received the wrong [product/invoice]. Acknowledge the mistake specifically. Apologize without over-explaining. Tell them we're [sending the correct item / issuing a credit / fixing the invoice] and that they'll see [specific next step] by [date]. Keep the tone warm and accountable.
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