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Originally Posted by 1jzgte
damn youre gullible arent you.
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You are far more presumptuous than I am gullible. But thanks.
Customers have little power vs. corporations, it’s true. The dealership in question gets high marks from customers and prizes it’s review portfolio.
I have had occasion to review merchants from time to time. Love giving great merchants good reviews.
When a negative review is called for, I craft them with exacting precision so as to wave potential customers off. Said merchants contact me quickly attempting to do whatever they can to get me to recant.
In all honesty, I never take them up on their offers and prefer to let the negative review to continue doing it’s work. By the time I craft the review, the merchant and I have concluded our attempts to work things out. They were satisfied with the outcome. I was not. But the negotiation was over.
My current vehicle is old, long since paid for, and owes me nothing. I can wait. In six moths or so, I might be willing to live without the sliding cargo tray. I’m not entirely averse to a drive home road trip to acquire my 4Runner.
In the meantime, I’ve got a few more days of patience with my dealership. I’m off next week, so I’ll have a chance to engage with them in a clarifying conversation. If it seems like a smoke blow, I will thank them for their time and move on.
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