Car Servicing under latest "lockdown"

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mattyprice4004 said:

nickwalker said:

annabanana82 said:

Where we live is a bit out in the sticks, and public transport is iffy at the best of time. Our car just died so we are now reliant on either walking or hoping the buses are running. 
However, we have found lots of local suppliers are now delivering now, I'd imagine this is the same up and down the country.
Ask on social media for help, again lots of things have sprung up offering help to those that are struggling.
45 minutes isn't that far, 3 miles. We are fully expecting that we may have to walk to our nearest farm shop to get supplies at some point, that's around 3 miles but having to go across the fields takes about an hour. Buy what you need and put it in a rucksack rather than carrier bags and it'll be much easier.

There are other options available to you without the government changing policy on MOT's or you breaking the law.

try contacting the spam point they come out and collect your car and may be able to help you

You have made 6 posts, all promoting your own business. Profile reported for spam - it doesn't help anybody. 

Well don't quote it then, makes more posts to edit or delete when it gets dealt with 

AdrianC

nickwalker said:

I would use The Spammy Spammers (www.thespammyspammers.co.uk). I used them recently and they was fantastic. They collected my vehicle and dropped it back to me all at no extra cost. The prices was really good value for money and i got a full report advising what work should be done now and what can wait till later. They are also offering 10% off for first time customers with code 'OURSPAMWORKS'. Great spam which is easy to come across these days as well! 

So just another "approved garage" network, then? The sort of thing that good garages don't need, and poor ones hide behind?

What was that other one that used to get lots of threads saying how bad they were? I wonder if this bunch of spammers is just a rebrand...?

Nick_C

mattyprice4004 said:

nickwalker said:

annabanana82 said:

Where we live is a bit out in the sticks, and public transport is iffy at the best of time. Our car just died so we are now reliant on either walking or hoping the buses are running. 
However, we have found lots of local suppliers are now delivering now, I'd imagine this is the same up and down the country.
Ask on social media for help, again lots of things have sprung up offering help to those that are struggling.
45 minutes isn't that far, 3 miles. We are fully expecting that we may have to walk to our nearest farm shop to get supplies at some point, that's around 3 miles but having to go across the fields takes about an hour. Buy what you need and put it in a rucksack rather than carrier bags and it'll be much easier.

There are other options available to you without the government changing policy on MOT's or you breaking the law.

try contacting xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx they come out and collect your car and may be able to help you

You have made 6 posts, all promoting your own business. Profile reported for spam - it doesn't help anybody. 

Suggest you remove the reference from your own post!!