by Sangdong at Citysearch
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Praying to God every day to punish them for their lie
It couldn?t be worse ever. \rI got a car collision and towed it to this body shop in the end of February, 2010. The estimate was initially $2,450 primarily for replacing and painting bumper. Of the job, I refused to fix scratches on a wheel, which I think was not a major problem. After all, I paid $2,200 in cash for the four-business-day job. \rI want to point out their work manner, the attitude toward customers, and what they mean by life warranty. First, the bottom of the bumper was not fixed straightly (if anyone wants to see, e-mail me via nbtongil@yahoocom, I can send pictures as a proof). The manager told me that ?It is just the way it comes?. It was really hard to believe that it was a natural look. But, I took my car and compared it with others. Of course, it is not the way it comes. I still think how stupid I was because I believed his ridiculous excuse. \rSecond, while they were working on the car, they called me and asked if I would want to replace the wheel (rim) on a driver?s side because it bent too much to check the wheel balance, with an estimate of $250 for replacing it. I refused it again. When I picked up the car, the manager told me that I might change the front tire with a spare one on the back. What???? If he told me the alternative when he asked $250 for replacing it, I would have chosen to change it. It is really an ethical issue on whether they think and tell in a customer?s position. \rThird, and more importantly, after a couple of weeks, I happen to know I will get reimbursed for the damage from my insurance company. I call the shop on Saturday and talked with the OWNER about replacing the wheel. I asked how long it would take to complete and he said it would take two to three days. I complained because it would take two to three days again only for changing a wheel. The owner complained back and just HUNG UP on me while I was talking. I have never experienced this kind of customer relation and phone manner ever. Maybe he is too rich to be
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