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Post by Roadrunner on Nov 7, 2017 11:59:37 GMT
Back again.
Agreed with others on here that this cannot be solved with a corporate non-apology or by the offer of a free valet. This is a deeper and much more serious issue of what appears to be company policy to defraud customers and this clearly requires a high level response from the business which acknowledges the fault, provides a genuine apology and promises that it will never happen again. I am still giving time for an adequate response before this gets bigger.
As it stands I still am unable to trust the Rybrook group and this will inform any future car servicing and purchase decisions.
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Post by grampa on Nov 7, 2017 16:51:45 GMT
I agree - this is not an error or oversight, it's a deliberate attempt to defraud. Once about a month after our Mini was serviced I noticed they hadn't replaced the brake fluid cap - they reacted well - came and collected the car straight away and bled the whole system through with new brake fluid and the car was returned cleaned - that is the kind of thing you can put right in such a way, not a deliberate attempt to defraud - you have to wonder how many other customers they have done this to. I'm not a fan of one-make forums, but they have their uses - this could be one of them - a chance to ask how many other Mini owners have had this dealer group (or any other for that matter) call to say they need oil: www.mini2.com/forum/ - when it's just your car, it's very easy for them to say they got two cars in the workshop mixed up.
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