> mscrib...@earlyint.com wrote:
> > I purchased a 2002 SiR in June '06 and about 3 months later discovered
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Wow, how very mature of you to view a legitimate complaint as !!
bleating!! You must work for this dealership, do you? Whatever
happened to the adage, "the customer is always right!" Lets see how
mature YOU'D be if the same thing happened to you!
By the way, thanks for wonderful advice!! NOT!!!
a@b.com - 23 Mar 2007 01:29 GMT
>> mscrib...@earlyint.com wrote:
>> > I purchased a 2002 SiR in June '06 and about 3 months later discovered
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>By the way, thanks for wonderful advice!! NOT!!!
It's standard usenet rudeness.
jim beam - 23 Mar 2007 03:42 GMT
>> mscrib...@earlyint.com wrote:
>>> I purchased a 2002 SiR in June '06 and about 3 months later discovered
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> By the way, thanks for wonderful advice!! NOT!!!
while there may be something wrong with your car, that's not the problem
- the problem is your inability to get it fixed. judging by the content
of your post[s], you've exhausted the patience of the people that could
help [you just want to fix the blame, not the problem], so you've come
to complain to others. presumably your friends and family are sick of
it too, so now you've come to complain at a bunch of people you don't
know. great. i hope it makes you feel better. it still won't fix your
car though.
regarding solution, you have two options:
1. get some attitude correction which will allow you to negotiate the
solution you want.
2. go to small claims.
in your case, 2 is the much more likely option - and they're geared up
for dealing with people like you.
regarding advice quality, consider this - right to complain is a
function of price paid.
mscribner@earlyint.com - 23 Mar 2007 15:42 GMT
Please bear with me as I am new to this and I am sorry if I ticked
anyone off in my inexperience!
As far as my car goes, I didn't buy it as an "as is" item. They were
supposed to have gone over it with "a fine toothed comb", eliminating
any early on probs.... so to discover a major leak only a couple of
months later came as a shock and was a prob I felt they should be
responsible for. After all, I did pay over 20 thou for it!
As well, the Used car mgr is the one who treated me badly not the
other way around and I did not even whine to him.
I do have the option of small claims court and have not ruled this
out. Running around trying to find someone "honest" to look at this
prob and then going to court is all very stressful on top of the
already huge amt of stress heaped on my over the simple act of buying
a reliable vehicle. Who would have ever thought? I love Hondas but
this experience has left a definite bad taste in my mouth.
Thank you for all the tips.