Sample Letter Sorry on Not Agree on Business Proposal: One of the best ways to lower tensions in communication is to say sorry. It may not make sense in some situations but if you don’t apologize for something, you’re giving way for someone to take offense immediately.
There are many things that we’re willing to forgive and forget because we don’t want a sore relationship with someone. Sincerity is the key when apologizing to another person, as it gives way for better relationships in the long term.
Sending rejection letters for business proposals is never fun. Doing it twice to the same person can be particularly frustrating. But, you don’t need to get angry with your business partners. Just learn from your mistakes, take responsibility, and move forward with an updated proposal.
Sample Letter Sorry on Not Agree on Business Proposal
- Sorry but I don’t agree at all with the business proposal you sent to me. The project is too great for my company; I’m afraid we can’t do it.
- I am writing this letter in response to your business proposals. I am interested in your offer but must decline your previous offer of a 45% partner position. I must insist on a 55% partnership, and will not sign any agreement without it.
- Thanks a lot for the news you submitted. I would like to share my thoughts on it with you. After careful consideration, I am sorry to say that we won’t be able to proceed with the deal you’ve proposed.
- Thank you for coming to our company to present your proposal, but I am sorry to say that we don’t see it as a fit for our company at this time. We wish you the very best of luck in your future endeavors!
- I am hurt and angry that you always decide to not do any long-term business with me even after I promised to bend over backward just to work with you. I am sorry
- Sorry for the delay in response, I endeavored to send my response, but received an error message. I was extremely uncomfortable with the tone of your email and you come across as demanding your proposal would be given a higher priority if there was more history between our companies.
- I am sorry for not agreeing on the business proposal. But I would like to renew my previous offer differently. Send me all the files and details of your experience, samples of yourself and I will contact you as soon as possible.
- I’m sorry to disagree with the suggestion of a new project. However, I would like to revise the offer and discuss it further in a different way. Please send me all the documents for you and your team about your experience, portfolio samples of your works, period of activities, and other specifics.
- I am sorry I won’t be able to work with you. But may I suggest you send all the details to me and I will contact you as soon as possible.
- I’m so sorry to hear you declined. But I’d love to chat by email and continue the conversation as well. Here’s my contact info, please reach out and I’ll give it a shot!
- thanks for your proposal. I’m sorry, it’s not something we’re interested in right now. I can certainly see how the service and products would be of value to us, but we’re just not interested in going down that road at this time.
- Sorry for not being able to agree on the business proposal you made. I have considered it very well, but a few hours of research showed that many problems can come up by implementing such a plan. This is why I have some ideas to make instead:
- I’m sorry to let you know that we can’t agree on the business proposal you made. I have considered it very well but some hours of research showed that many problems could come up by implementing such a plan.
- I am sorry I can’t agree with you on the business proposal. It is indeed very attractive and it looks like a good plan, but there are some problems that I have discovered soon after a few hours of research.
- I’m afraid you will be disappointed when I won’t be able to come up with any comments that would support your business, as I’ve very seriously considered the proposal and done a lot of research. Here, let me show you some alternatives instead:
- I’m sorry that I wasn’t able to agree with the proposal you made yesterday. It seems like a great idea and you put a lot of thought into it, but after further consideration, I think we should try something different.
- I like your proposal, but after some careful consideration, I have decided that I need to do an in-depth analysis of this plan. Even a simple Google search can show you all of the problems that can come up as a result of this plan.
- I’m sorry to say that we must decline your business proposal. However, I think we can work something up that will work better for use both parties.
- Sorry to have to tell you that my team and I are not able to agree on the important issues you raise. We’ve had a look at your proposal, but we can’t see how this might work.
- I was very excited to discuss the proposal with you, but I’ve taken some time to go over it. You have achieved a lot for the company, but I think it’s time to take things in a different direction.
- Thanks for your interest in our services. I’m sorry that we can’t work together, but I understand that you must be busy with all the projects you have on your hands, so I would not like to distract you from that.
- Thank you for taking the time to present your proposal. We appreciate your interest in our company. I will take the time to review it carefully and get back to you as soon as possible.
- We appreciate your proposal and we like some ideas, but based on our prior experience and research, these are the things that would better suit our strategy:
- Thank you for your business proposal but I am sorry to tell you that we are no longer interested. We have decided to move forward with another partner.
- Sorry but I have to refuse your proposal. We really appreciate your business, but our client base has expanded and we just do not have the time to take on any new clients.
- I am very sorry to have to tell you that I have decided not to accept your proposal. After careful consideration, and many discussions with others, I feel that we are going in a different direction than the one you suggested.
- I love your proposal. I can make this work! I am very excited to work on this with you and I have some great ideas. How about we meet for coffee tomorrow at 1 pm to go over everything?
- I have enjoyed working with you and your company. I think that our relationship could be a very successful one if there is ever a chance for us to work together again. If you need my services in the future I would enjoy the opportunity to help out.
- Thanks for everything you’ve done in the past. I appreciate your hard work and devotion. Above all, I want you to know that I value your friendship dearly. I hope we can continue to be friends, at least until next year!
- Sorry for the delay, but I have to say that I must deny your business proposal for a few reasons. First, the terms are not interesting enough and second, we have an internal policy that forbids making partnerships with companies that we have no prior relationship with.
- Thank you for your business proposal. After careful consideration, we have decided to respectfully decline your offer, as it does not meet our immediate needs.
- I appreciate the time you spent discussing business and I’m sorry it didn’t work out. We don’t always have to agree on everything but I think we can both agree that we are great friends.
- I just wanted to touch base with you about my business proposal. After some consideration and feedback, we’ve decided that this partnership isn’t a good fit for us and we’ve decided against moving forward on the project at this time.
- I’m sorry I have to decline your offer. I hope we can talk at a better time as I’m very busy now. Best of luck to you!
- I would like to thank you for your interest in my company, but I don’t think we are currently a good fit. Good luck with everything.
- I have thought long and hard about your proposal. I have decided that it is far more to my benefit to just be friends than to have a business relationship. You are always there for me, through sickness and health, and I appreciate that.
- I hate that we have gotten to this point, but I think it’s best if we part ways. It’s nothing personal and I’m sure you understand. I would have liked to keep in touch but as of now, we are not compatible friends.
- Thank you for attending the meeting yesterday and for your time. We have, however, decided to pursue business relationships with other companies. Thank you for your offer and we wish you luck in the future.
- You’re so sweet and kind. If only I could give you all the things you deserve! What a dream to have someone like you in my life. Can I call you my boyfriend?
- You know what you’re doing and I appreciate it. Keep up the great work! I hope all is well in your part of the country. The weather this time of year is just not right! Have a wonderful day and keep in touch.
- I am sorry for not agreeing on your business proposal last time. But you are old enough to know what you are doing and I should have trust in you. It was a very bad experience for me.
- I’d like to thank you for not following through with your business proposal. I don’t know why, but I just didn’t feel right about it. That could have been a great mistake in my life. I am so glad that I met you and look forward to the years of happiness we will share.
- I’m so sorry, but I can’t agree with your business proposal. I know you have worked very hard on the project, and your proposal looks great. My decision is not a reflection of my opinion of your work, it is simply what I believe is best for my company.
- Sorry, but I’m not going to accept your business proposal. As I said in the meeting, the price and quality are not right for me. Good luck with it all!
- I regret to inform you that we will not be able to proceed with the business arrangement as discussed. Though your offer is attractive, I wish to submit other options and would like to pursue those before any business deal is sealed. Thank you in advance and I hope you understand.
- I am hurt, disappointed and I feel used. I was so excited to do business with you that I spared no expense. We were both excited to get things moving. Now that the deal has fallen through your tone has completely changed and you seem like a stranger to me. I only wish the best for you.
- I’m sorry, but we really can’t be partners on this one. We may have the same goal in mind, but don’t see eye to eye on how to get there. If we could remove your name from the proposal, then I think we could move forward with a new plan of action.
- I want to thank you for sharing this great opportunity with me. I understand how much effort, time, and energy went into this promotion and appreciate all the earnings opportunities it will bring you. But at this time, I just don’t feel that I can commit to the program. Thank you again!
- It might not have been personal, but we all make bad business decisions. It’s just a bump in the road. I have to believe that we can make this work in some capacity. We both know just how much potential this has. I’m already working out an action plan for us and I think you’ll like it. Let me know what you think.
- I am sorry, but we have decided to go with another company for this business proposal. Hope that you will understand, and I hope that we can work together again in the future.
- Sorry, but I have decided to decline your business offer. There will be no further discussion on the matter.
- Thanks for your business proposal. I hope to hear back from you soon. If you’re still interested in working with us, we can set up a meeting at your earliest convenience.
- Let’s make the best of this situation. We are both responsible adults. Let’s not forget that no matter how angry we may get, it is always going to be business…Just follow the rules and I will explain everything. We agreed, now honor it. I promise you won’t regret it!
- It was fun working with you and I hope you know that I think of you as more than just a partner. We had some great times along the way and I will miss those. I could go on forever, but let’s keep this simple: I miss you and wish the best for you!
- I’m glad we are still friends even if we are thousands of miles apart. I hope one day we can meet again and go hiking in the mountains! I will miss you.
- Sorry, but I am not in agreement with your business proposal. Thank you and goodbye.
- I’m sorry to hear that you aren’t going to agree to the terms of the proposal. I do hope that we can continue working with you and your company in the future. In the meantime, I wish you the best in your business endeavors.
- I am sorry to hear that you are unhappy with my proposal. I wish that we could work together on this project, but alas it is not to be. I value your friendship and hope that one day our paths will cross again.
- I am a professional seller of used cars as you see in our proposed business plan, but after enquiring with you I understand that you have no plan to buy or need a second-hand car. Thanks for your time and sorry for my intrusion.
- This is a business proposal. I will help you in filing your papers for the immigration and visa process. In return, I will ask for a small percentage of the savings which would be generated upon your entry here to the United States along with a $100 per hour consulting fee. Is this agreeable?
- Sorry, you’re not happy about the project, I don’t understand what happened there. However, I think you are being unreasonable and will need to apologize for that behavior. We will take a break and think things through.
- I wanted to thank you for coming over Friday to discuss our project. I had a great time and hope that we can continue to work together in the future. I love the ideas you brought up at dinner and have given them a lot of thought over the past few days.
- Sorry for not agreeing to your business proposal. We wouldn’t want to create competition, or simply not want to share our client contact list with another company. I hope you understand.
- It was a pleasure discussing the details of our marketing plan with you. However, we would like to honor our non-disclosure agreement. We would not want to hurt the reputation of our clients by sharing our valuable contact list.
- Thank you for thinking of me as a potential business partner. However, we aren’t interested in partnering with anyone at this time. Please keep in touch and I hope you have continued success.
- We understand that you may be hesitant. We’ve seen companies, who have shared their client list only to be harassed by other companies trying to get work through them.
- We appreciate your inquiry, however, I’m afraid we are unable to work together as our businesses are already intertwined.
- Regretfully we cannot partner with your team. We are not a competitor to the industry, and therefore we only provide our services to clients that subscribe to our newsletter.
- Thanks again for the opportunity. I hope that sometime soon we’ll be able to work together and develop a fruitful relationship.
- Sorry, but we cannot offer you what you want. I hope that you can find a better solution for your campaign.
- Thanks for your business style of the letter. Sorry to say that we are not interested in the offer you have at this time because of the concern that has been taken into consideration; however, we are always glad to consider any future opportunity with you.
- I guess this is goodbye. I hope you find what you are looking for. You are a great guy, and I will miss you. Good luck with everything.
