Coplaining

To: Eric H. Willias

Purchasing Manager

From: Ma Jun

Marketing Manager

Date: January 2,2002

Re: July Shipment

Dear Mr. Eric H. Williams,

What you informed me in your January 1,2002 is an old foul trick in the Jewish business record. I’m surprised that a civilized businessman in the civilized society uses the barbarous trick. Money could not only make the devil work but also make a cultivated person into a barbarous person.

I feel fooled. I’m an idiot. I’m sick, I’m shamed upon the greedy deeds. I hate the hypocrisy. I swear I’d be rather poorest and fooliest man than the wiseman, the hypocrite. I believe loyalty and honor are the two wings that could carry me and our company go far.

“You can fool soe of the people some of the time, all of the people some of the time, but you can’t fool all of the peole all of the time.” Mr. Eric H. Williams, I bet you don’t have the guts to repeat the vigilant remark by the humblest person and you’re fearful to come to your office again because the fair, the most powerful forces and the Almighty watch a cheater and a liar. No company employs a liar and no company wants to deal with a liar. I’m not a loser in terms of long-ter business relationship. You might be Eric, if you made this decision that triggered the nasty Jesish trick off.

I’m unable to cooperate with you and proceed the business with you .I have to take days off and cool down. You hurt me ,hurt me badly. You hurt many people in my company. Michael Young will look after your business.

Don’t hurt me again, Eric.

Ma JunMarketing Manager