damage we didn't do....more

Originally Posted by C9Kid

You're all taking the stance that the damage was actually caused by hail. "Hail-like damage" is alluding to small dents on the car, I would imagine. The employee was likely attempting to describe the damages, not necessarily pinpoint their cause...

Very true. But the point of the matter is, is that the customer is responsible for the car no matter what happens to it.

[C9Kid]

No doubt man, see my post above :)

Originally Posted by C9Kid

No doubt man, see my post above :)

It's ALLLLL good.

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Very true. But the point of the matter is, is that the customer is responsible for the car no matter what happens to it.

It seems that if customers truly understood this, then they wouldn't come here and bitch about it.

If someone borrowed their friends car and it got burned, or stolen, or gremlins ripped it to shreds, that person couldn't tell their friend "Sorry man. But, it's not my fault because I didn't do it."

It's called taking responsibility. Yeah, it sucks the car was damaged. But, it sucks that Katrina took 60% of Louisiana with her.

Such is life.

[Car Prep 57]

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Very true. But the point of the matter is, is that the customer is responsible for the car no matter what happens to it.

Maybe I'm mistaken, but it seems to me her main point is the damage was already present when she took posession of the vehicle, whether caused by hail or not. And that the employee shrugged off that damage as normal wear and tear, as if the criteria denoting chargable damage changes somewhere between check out and check in.

Originally Posted by tailfins1959

....And some posters on this board berate me for being a pain in the butt custmer. It pays to raise a fuss until ALL the damage is on the contract. If your insurance company is has good customer service, ask them to contest this claim based on what you said here. NEVER drop off when the counter is closed. Don't forget to file a consumer fraud complaint. Here are two webforms to help you.

http://www.ag.state.mn.us/consumer/complaint.html

https://rn.ftc.gov/pls/dod/wsolcq$.startup?Z_ORG_CODE=PU01

PLEASE IGNORE THE disgruntled ERAC/ex-ERAC LOSERS on the board that tell you to just eat the loss. Don't let ANYONE get away with cheating you, it will just embolden them to do worse to the next customer.

If there was a web form that helped you to not be such a fuckstick, I would gladly post it for you, tailfins.

And posters berate you because you're a first grade, class A prick, Mr. happy to file a claim against his neighbor, dentist, department store, and any human that dares to cross paths with the mighty car restoration man. Instead of posting to discussion boards, you should look into taking some communication courses and basic human interaction courses. But knowing you, you'd probably file suit against the instructor, school, and text book distributor.

[Truth1]

Originally Posted by reality

If there was a web form that helped you to not be such a fuckstick, I would gladly post it for you, tailfins.

And posters berate you because you're a first grade, class A prick, Mr. happy to file a claim against his neighbor, dentist, department store, and any human that dares to cross paths with the mighty car restoration man. Instead of posting to discussion boards, you should look into taking some communication courses and basic human interaction courses. But knowing you, you'd probably file suit against the instructor, school, and text book distributor.

Baaaaazing! Reality, I swear, you are my favorite poster on this site