garage bill advice

mikey72

s_b wrote: »

if you cared to read both threads as im sure a person with your amount of posts would find difficult to do you would read that op contracted the garage to work on the car and as such agreed to garage terms and conditions
you being a barra boy solicitor would know this if you read all your croners

You really don't understand consumer rights at all, do you?

Steve_xx

s_b wrote: »

because like in any trade they have done their best but on this occasion it has beaten them
even brain surgeons can fail if theres too much antimatter in the lobia

But brain surgeons don't charge £1200 for doing nowt.

jbjbjbjbjbjbjbjb

Pick up truck picked car up and there was no mention of money,took it to another garage and they fixed it in 5 hrs.un !!!!in believable

Steve_xx

jbjbjbjbjbjbjbjb wrote: »

Pick up truck picked car up and there was no mention of money,took it to another garage and they fixed it in 5 hrs.un !!!!in believable

The original garage personnel must have been incompetent. I don't see why you should have to pay for their incompetence.

jbjbjbjbjbjbjbjb

I agree doubt Il hear from them maybe it should be me asking them for money as I was without my van for 3 wks and these guys are meant to be the experts as they kept telling me.

verityboo

What was the problem in the end?

jbjbjbjbjbjbjbjb

It was the fuel sensor

mikey72

jbjbjbjbjbjbjbjb wrote: »

I agree doubt Il hear from them maybe it should be me asking them for money as I was without my van for 3 wks and these guys are meant to be the experts as they kept telling me.

I wouldn't be paying anything after that result, and I think they'd be hard pressed to prove they gave any sort of worthwhile chargeable service, despite sb's view on keeping the garage community in free summer holidays.

jbjbjbjbjbjbjbjb

and all you non believers that said I should pay

mikey72

Not quite all