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Originally Posted by Bob K
There is no excuse for a business to operate this way. What's troublesome is you're not the first. I would have just filed and been done with it.
He may be a good guy and an excellent mechanic but there is no way after reading all of this stuff I would take my car there. In two weeks I don't think anything will have changed.
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Originally Posted by Fatbum
People said the same for me, but I have a motor sitting in my car. So that would help out in the credibility department.
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True, but steps had to be taken to get to that point.
Time will tell. It's been months so what's 2 more weeks at this point?
If he said he can do it, I'd give him the opportunity to do so. It's cheaper and quicker than our court system. My only concern is that he hasn't responded back at the time of her post.
Two (2) weeks is 2 (two) weeks. I'd start tha clock ticking from the time of my response and in 2 (two) weeks, on the morning following, I'd be at the courthouse.
Even if he's working on the car, if it's not finished, I'd file. You can always dismiss a suit all the way up to judgment.
There has to be a deadline somewhere.
Good luck Liz
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Originally Posted by Bob K
I agree but I would be way beyond that point by now. When I reach that point I know longer give a dam- whats been done. We all have our thresh hold and once mine is crossed, look out. |
Same way here...just reached it with one of my local servers...! She's
