Put the following paragraphs into the right order according to the guidelines of writing “Yes” letter. 1. To help us avoid similar incidents, I have sent a copy of your letter to the manager of our billing department, A. T. Padua. I know he will want to learn about Lindsay’s experience and will use your comments constructively in an effort to revise our billing procedures. 2. As a Frequent Flyer account member, Lindsay is one of our most important customers, and we will continue to work hard to deserve your support. Please call me if I can help you in the future. 3. Lindsay is unquestionably entitled to compensation for our billing error. I am crediting your account #7530 with $706.82, the amount you were overcharged. Furthermore, in appreciation of Lindsay’s business, I am also crediting your Travel-Pass account with a bonus 3,000 miles. 4. Thank you for your letter of July 17. I am sorry to learn about the billing problems your employee encountered while travelling on Northern earlier this month. We care very much when we have inconvenienced a good customer like Lindsay Electronics. Please accept my apology.