11-07-2012, 11:56 PM
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Originally Posted by mkiisupra
+1, including personal lawsuit to the service mechanic. Hand the suit paperwork to that 'tool' personally to see him shake a bit.
Either that or make sure you speak to the tech personally with your 'home defense unit' (mine's a vintage Johnny Bench model Louisville Slugger) in clear sight, maybe polishing it as you speak to him about how his parents should have chosen more wisely before giving birth to such a poor example of a human and how they may have taken more time teaching him to treat others belongings with respect. Then ask him where his car is.
Above a few posts, the suggestion is to not post the video. Although I am not incredibly interested in watching someones car get assaulted, how would sharing this information 'hurt' someone's case. Would they get butt-hurt at the fact they were called out e-style, about their shady service practices and poor hiring practices?
At least share the dealership and the tech so that we can exercise proper negative peer pressure and avoidance techniques that such a dealership deserves.
Eric G
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You can't serve a party to a complaint when you are also a party to the same complaint...
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