Selling a Mobile Phone to a Friend
by Riaz
You want to sell your mobile phone. You think a friend of yours might like to to buy it from you. Write a letter to your friend.
In your letter:
- Explain why you are selling the phone
- Describe the phone
- Suggest a mode of payment to your friend
Dear Hamaad!I hope you are doing really well and having a very good health. I too , feeling good and happy. Actually,I want to inform you that recently I made a decision to sell my cellphone and once you mentioned that you are interested in purchasing it, that's why I thought that I should ask you if you are willing to buy it. If are going to purchase it, it will be better for you because it is really useful and unique in its features. Moreover,as you were telling that you have to do online work on you phone then it will be really helpful for you.Furthermore,You can pay me in installments or in any way which you find better.I am waiting for your reply, inform me as soon as possible if you are willing to buy it.
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