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Originally Posted by Fulthrotl
(Post 14434827)
then, they could put it back together, and return it to you in
the condition that it was delivered. the only charges you are liable for, are the ones you agreed to, in writing, BEFORE THE WORK WAS DONE. you paid for something you didn't authorize? why? coming on here flaming those "bad" mechanics, and how they cheated you... well, there is always two sides to anything. Why did i pay?? i wanted to be done and out of that shop!! never to return!! My time is worth more than dealing with clowns like this. Thought i'd take my lumps....and move on!! THAT'S the other side of the story.!! So now that i'm sufficiently pissed me off....I will decide in the next week whether to take them to court inclusive of the initial repair, the 2nd repair and the cost to have the repair verified that i did pay for. In addition to an adjust to fair business practices and rates. Then there is always my time and costs. This could cost that shop upwards of $10,000 if i'm successful in court. |
Make sure, for those advocating small claims, that you didn't sign any type of arbitration agreement first. Those can go either way and if you lose that, especially since it was voluntary, typically they aren't overturned.
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Originally Posted by tex25025
(Post 14435848)
Make sure, for those advocating small claims, that you didn't sign any type of arbitration agreement first. Those can go either way and if you lose that, especially since it was voluntary, typically they aren't overturned.
Sean https://www.ford-trucks.com/forums/p...ctureid=149188 |
my truck is in the shop I work in and im working on it cause some BAD mechanic left a stray bolt in the intake and it took out the no.6 piston so be extra careful who works on your machine
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Originally Posted by tex25025
(Post 14435848)
Make sure, for those advocating small claims, that you didn't sign any type of arbitration agreement first. Those can go either way and if you lose that, especially since it was voluntary, typically they aren't overturned.
Latest....go to start the truck yesterday.....batteries are garbage now because they over used them and didn't charge them properly.....just can't be free of these guys fast enough!! |
The latest....the starter is now done....so a new one has to be installed. Tow the vehicle in + starter cost + labour = $700.00!! (sorry for the wrong cost!!)
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Originally Posted by spinto
(Post 14447771)
The latest....the starter is now done....so a new one has to be installed. Tow the vehicle in + starter cost + labour = $900.00!!
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Originally Posted by KIDkiser
(Post 14447774)
dear god man! You need to find a new mechanic.lol
Tow $100 Starter $175 Labor $120 Billing the customer for $900? Priceless. Josh |
Originally Posted by Bullitt390
(Post 14447849)
No kidding... Tow $100 Starter $175 Labor $120 Billing the customer for $900? Priceless. Josh But agreed, its still way high Sent from my Sprint PC36100 using IB AutoGroup |
Originally Posted by Bullitt390
(Post 14447849)
No kidding...
Tow $100 Starter $175 Labor $120 Billing the customer for $900? Priceless. Josh The a tow for $100 in Toronto will take you to the end of the block.....a starter is $200....labour....to diagnose.....add taxes....they want $700.....the truck go to a reputable mechanic.....one here in fact!! |
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