If you want to be threatened and intimidated just for realizing you canât afford something, this is the company for you! They pulled up to my property, and before they even touched anything!! I immediately told them âIâm very sorry but I wouldnât be able to afford the serviceâ after realizing I didnât have the cash on me. Instead of handling it like normal adults, the worker immediately got angry, falsely accused me of âtheft of servicesâ (even though no service was done) đđ and then sarcastically and threateningly said, âgood luck trying to open your car door!.â Apparently, just existing near them is considered theft. If this is how they treat someone who simply had a change in financial situation, I can only imagine how they treat paying customers. Avoid this company unless you enjoy being harassed for no reason.
Reply: With all due respect, your response is completely misleading. I did not receive any service â your technician arrived, and before a single task was performed, I immediately informed them I could not afford the service. Simply driving to someoneâs location is not theft of service under the law. Theft of service requires that an actual service be performed and accepted â neither of which happened here.
If your company wishes to charge a trip fee for showing up, that fee must be clearly disclosed and agreed upon beforehand â not invented after the fact. At no point was I told that scheduling a technician would cost me anything if I canceled before work began.
Additionally, your workerâs behavior â falsely accusing me of theft and making sarcastic, threatening comments like âgood luck opening your car doorâ â was completely unprofessional, inappropriate, and frankly disturbing. I have every right to protect myself from intimidation and misinformation, and I stand by my review.
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When I got my truck back the second time, parts of the door panel were in my floor board, & they damaged something in the speaker covers. They keep popping off now. Never had that problem before I brought my truck to them. Several other parts of the door panel they took off to gain access to the lock no longer fit properly & have gaps. They even told me they used my vehicle to train the new guy on how to remove door panels. Apparently his lesson was a failure, and my vehicle paid the price.
Anyway, I'm complaining about the crappy job & the fact they want to charge me full price to fix their screw up. The tech, (who was actually a very nice guy) goes to talk to the boss in the other room. I can clearly hear the boss throw a fit, & tell the tech, "Fine. No charge, & tell him to never come back."
Here's the kicker. I'm the guy that's done the vehicle graphics for their company for... Gee, 15 or so years now. I will NEVER be doing business...
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