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c41006 05-17-2011 11:45 PM
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Originally Posted by oleg (Post 1117695)
ya i cannot go back and keep pressing them as that is my friends uncle, so i dont want to be a **** but at least i learned not to do business with friends or their families because of the situations like this.
So you are just gonna take the hit

oleg 05-17-2011 11:46 PM
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Originally Posted by Colbizle (Post 1117761)
That sucks dude. I dunno. If that was my uncle and he messed up my friends wheels I would say something or at least get him to make it right. I mean come on. That's some pretty lousy *** customer service.

Also not to hijack the thread but when sh!t like this happens. How can it be prevented? Do people take pictures of their wheels before bring them to the shop?
I say don't cheap out and don't be impatient. I just really wanted my wheels on since they were sitting in my house for a week already and that was the first shop i found that said they would do the job. Also make sure to note how the wheels are undamaged before you go in there (also take pics before) and make sure they agree to cover for damages caused by them. For me this could have been easily prevented but my inpatients got to me.

oleg 05-17-2011 11:48 PM
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Originally Posted by c41006 (Post 1117767)
So you are just gonna take the hit
Ya pretty much :(

90 ST 05-18-2011 01:00 AM
Thats sucks, same sort of thing happend to me, a good friend of mine brought his car to my uncles shop to get painted and a body kit put on. It looked like ****, never got fixed, i haven't talked to my uncle in 8 years because of it...i will be the best man at my friends wedding in a few months.

Colbizle 05-18-2011 09:28 AM
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Originally Posted by oleg (Post 1117769)
I say don't cheap out and don't be impatient. I just really wanted my wheels on since they were sitting in my house for a week already and that was the first shop i found that said they would do the job. Also make sure to note how the wheels are undamaged before you go in there (also take pics before) and make sure they agree to cover for damages caused by them. For me this could have been easily prevented but my inpatients got to me.
Great thank you for the advice.. I will definitely remember this. Best of luck to ya.


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