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Originally Posted by Luciano13
I agree 100%, & would not accept the "parts".
But your title gets us phsyched up to start hating a company that ripped you off, when after reading the thread, the company did everything to try to correct the issue....
All im saying is you're a little harsh on the title and simply had some bad luck with AAM's parts, not "company" as a whole. Because you can not argue the fact that they did try and even gave your money back once you had enough.
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A company is represented by both the quality of their parts and the customer service that they provide. Both of which were lacking in my experience. That's where the title came from. If you disagree with it, I apologize.
Like I said in previous posts, I did give them a chance to fix it. In my opinion, there are only so many attempts that one should provide a company before it's time to move on. If you disagree, that's your opinion that you are entitled to. At the point I decided to return them (due to the failure to correct the situation), they had no idea what part was correct. Like I said before, how do I know they would magically find the root cause, and fix the issue, in less than a day from when they were alerted to it. There's no way to possibly know, especially since they did not know that what they were producing and selling was even correct. Can you understand where I am coming from? A company that is shipping products that they don't know are correct or may not fit, is not following a very good business model. I did not want others who were interested in buying short tails during this period to encounter the same issues. I hope that clarifies my point of view.