Attention Tim White, Group 35 Loss Control Employee in Ft. Myers, FL

[FailingEnterpriseAdmin]

Hello Tim White,

You've got a serious problem with one of your customers and you need to fix it. We get over 2,500 unique visitors per day here; do we need to start calling you on the phone?

Here's the link to your thread:

http://www.failingenterprise.com/for...ead.php?t=2778

Fix this now.

Admin

[pirate3k]

I'm not on either person's side here. i worked in rental for 2 years and you wouldn't believe the things renters get away with ! Steeling items from cars such as spare tires, renting a car to place something on theirs. Damaging a car and hiding it. I see what most of these cars looking like when they come off rent and come on people are fucking animals and they trash and destroy these cars just because it's a rental! Can this guy be a victim, yes did they rent the car out after her return it? maybe, but Loss Control needs to get that car in the shop asap. He should have returned the car or something.
Where this guy rented the car from there are 6 or 8 rental offices. that's beside the point anyways. I don't agree with puting these guys on blast and posting there info here. is it fair then for me to go look up this customer's info and list his name, phone # address, and whatever ?
sad to say is even if this guy ran this car off the road or ran over something he will probably get off

[FailingEnterpriseAdmin]

Originally Posted by pirate3k

I'm not on either person's side here. i worked in rental for 2 years and you wouldn't believe the things renters get away with ! Steeling items from cars such as spare tires, renting a car to place something on theirs. Damaging a car and hiding it. I see what most of these cars looking like when they come off rent and come on people are fucking animals and they trash and destroy these cars just because it's a rental! Can this guy be a victim, yes did they rent the car out after her return it? maybe, but Loss Control needs to get that car in the shop asap. He should have returned the car or something.
Where this guy rented the car from there are 6 or 8 rental offices. that's beside the point anyways. I don't agree with puting these guys on blast and posting there info here. is it fair then for me to go look up this customer's info and list his name, phone # address, and whatever ?
sad to say is even if this guy ran this car off the road or ran over something he will probably get off

Please don't double-post. Our readers really hate it. And what's with the color thing? Black print is fine.

Originally Posted by FailingEnterpriseAdmin

Please don't double-post. Our readers really hate it. And what's with the color thing? Black print is fine.

Anal-retentive as ever, Admin

[FailingEnterpriseAdmin]

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Anal-retentive as ever, Admin

I figure out what my readers want and then I give it to them.

Originally Posted by FailingEnterpriseAdmin

Hello Tim White,

You've got a serious problem with one of your customers and you need to fix it. We get over 2,500 unique visitors per day here; do we need to start calling you on the phone?

Here's the link to your thread:

http://www.failingenterprise.com/for...ead.php?t=2778

Fix this now.

Admin

Did anything ever come from this? I'm currently having an issue that is nearly identical to this person's. I rented a jeep liberty which rode rough, had it a week and drove it less than 60 miles. After I returned it two weeks go by and I'm contacted and told I caused $720 of under body damage. I returned the vechile in the exact same condition it was loaned to me. I even told the person who I returned the vechile to they really need to look into the vechile because the wheel was shaking badly. I have tried to explain this to the claims agent but as the person after me returned it within a few hours they are blaming the damage on me. Its like a terrible case of you touched it last. Any advise?

Thanks

[MarbleCheese]

Originally Posted by Akito

Did anything ever come from this? I'm currently having an issue that is nearly identical to this person's. I rented a jeep liberty which rode rough, had it a week and drove it less than 60 miles. After I returned it two weeks go by and I'm contacted and told I caused $720 of under body damage. I returned the vechile in the exact same condition it was loaned to me. I even told the person who I returned the vechile to they really need to look into the vechile because the wheel was shaking badly. I have tried to explain this to the claims agent but as the person after me returned it within a few hours they are blaming the damage on me. Its like a terrible case of you touched it last. Any advise?

Thanks

I have some advice - Don't drive a car for a week when it "rode rough". Return it right away or you will pay!

[Akito]

Originally Posted by MarbleCheese

I have some advice - Don't drive a car for a week when it "rode rough". Return it right away or you will pay!

That was very insightful....

Originally Posted by FailingEnterpriseAdmin

I figure out what my readers want and then I give it to them.

That's a bunch of crap in a bag. You're still here. By the way. Way to show some authority ?????. FIX THIS NOW. MY NAME IS ?????. I WILL ANNOY YOU WITH MY INTERNET SITE IF YOU DON'T FIX THIS! MUUUUUAHHHHHHH

Originally Posted by FailingEnterpriseAdmin

I figure out what my readers want and then I give it to them.

So people here want an egotistical hypocrite? You left yourself open on that one ?????.