Minor rant

Rubberdown · 2014-01-11T00:22:50+00:00

So, take my complaints with a grain of salt because I'm pissed off. BUT I am beginning to dislike people. I realize I have expectations. I realize that they are high. But why the heck is it that everything is so hard for people. Case in point: I buy some suspension stuff recently, they show up and aren't as portrayed. When asked about it, the fella says, well, "I only knew some of it needed rebuilt!" but no mention of it before I bought them. No offer for a refund. So I have to eat the cost of repairs. Which turns out to be sizable. IE lots of money and I am poor. I take these parts to a shop for a rebuild. I specifically say, take good care of these parts, I am picky, if there are ANY issues let me know before you do ANYTHING. I get a call saying I don't have the tools to rebuild this. I say no problem, I'll send them to someone else. I go to pick them up, they are thrown on the floor, there are marks from a vise in the anodizing, and just generally not as I left them. I say WTF, he says, they were like that, I say no they weren't, and leave it at that because he has some of my stuff still in various stages of assembly. Why do people suck? Why do people not care? How do businesses stay in business like this? Why will folks screw you over? I swear I don't understand how anyone can do this to another person and sleep with themselves at night. People suck, Society sucks, and cats suck too. Shave them all I say! I'm going fishing tomorrow and it had better be deserted on the beach.

Thread starter Rubberdown
Start date Jan 11, 2014

Rubberdown

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Aug 14, 2014

Wow back from the dead!

How does my buying fully rebuildable used parts for my used car (wasn't 40k by the way) have any bearing on how a business, whose work is rebuilding used parts on used cars, treats it's customers?

Incidentally this was all resolved by sending my parts to down south motorsports who treated me perfectly, and has earned all my future business. I can't say enough good things about them.

Last edited: Aug 14, 2014