Are these sentences grammatically correct?
I was being charged for the damage that occurred before I drove the car because the payment shows that it was included charges for repair / replacement part for the damaged brake light. This was noticed and inform your staff who handed the car over us. He informed that he had marked the damage on his document. You should have checked with your staff before charging. As regular a customer, please check with your end and write off this unfairly charges.
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I have been charged for some damage to the car that had been done before I received it. The invoice shows that you have included charges for repair/replacement of a damaged brake light. This previous damage had been noted when the car was delivered into our care.
- I have been charged for some damage to the car that had been done before I received it.
- The invoice shows that you have included charges for repair/replacement of a damaged brake light.
- This previous damage had been noted when the car was delivered into our care.
- Your employee informed us that he had marked this prior damage on his copy of the document.
- Before charging us for damage, you should have checked with your staff.
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I have been charged for some damage to the car that had been done before I received it.
The invoice shows that you have included charges for repair/replacement of a damaged brake light. This previous damage had been noted when the car was delivered into our care.
Your employee informed us that he had marked this prior damage on his copy of the document.
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