Sorry to Be a Pain

British customers often open a complaint with an apology. The words are mild, but the complaint is serious.

Sorry to be a pain, but: There is a problem, and I expect it to be fixed.

I don’t want to make a fuss, but: I am making a complaint.

It’s probably just me, but: This is wrong.

I’m not entirely happy with: I am unhappy with.

Would it be at all possible to: Please do this.

When you get a chance: Soon.

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