brian.linn
Well-Known Member
I do not mean to jump to conclusions here. I have read the posts and remember what was being posted earlier. My point here is yes, you are a happy customer, but it sounds like your car works well with their product, and it appears they have an agenda in keeping you happy if you are showing off their product. What about Gary, Rolling Thunder and any other customer that isn't happy with Keisler. I see a pattern developing here that reflects the responsibility of error to the customer. God forbid if something goes wrong, the company and company tech's should work diligently to correct the issue. As a consumer, you have little to no chance against a stubborn company that is not willing to correct any issues the customer might have, unless legal action is taken. If any company thinks a consumer wants to go through something like this, they are nuts! Having gone through something similar to this (my ordeal was worth $17,000), I probably would have done the same thing Gary has done.
My beef here is accountability. There is none, instead it's the jackass customer's fault!! That is wrong!!!
My beef here is accountability. There is none, instead it's the jackass customer's fault!! That is wrong!!!