The website RejectionLetters.net has added even more rejection letter templates for a wide variety of personal and professional situations.
"I added RejectionLetters.net to my family of FreePrintable.net sites last year, knowing how hard it can be to find the right words to turn down a personal request or business proposal," explained Kevin Savetz. "My other letter templates sites have complaint letters, hardship letters, letters of intent and recommendation letters."
With the two dozen new additions, there are now 60 sample rejection letters.
Most of the letter templates have wording for politely but firmly explaining the rejection of an offer, a business proposal or a personal suggestion.
The new financial rejection letters include a donation rejection letter and letters rejecting a pay raise request.
Other letters at RejectionLetters.net have sample wording for professional and personal rejections such as: rejecting awards, rejecting a volunteer, turning down a social media follower request and rejecting something free. The new letter templates also include responses to rejections.
The new job rejection letter templates cover: a hiring freeze, a promotional denial, rejection of a top candidate and rejections after an interview. There are also home rental rejection letters.
Simply choose a letter that's close to your case, download the template, and type into it using Microsoft Word or another DOC-compatible program. Or, cut and paste the text directly from the site. The letters are free for your personal use. The sample letters RejectionLetters.net are not a substitute for legal advice.
"These templates provide a jump-start to crafting a letter that best suits the situation," Savetz said.
There are more than 100 sites in the FreePrintable.net family of free printables sites created by Savetz Publishing, Inc., a company devoted to creating useful and informative web sites of interest to consumers and small businesses.