Whose Responsible?

Ed-N-Dani wrote:
Absolutely absurd, if they acknowledged it happened under their watch then they should take care of it. I dont care if you spent $4.00 or $4000.00. Customer service should have an expected level of standards no matter what you did or didn't spend with them. I own a high level customer service based business myself and running your business like that will run your customers away one at a time until they cant make payroll. You take the good with the bad and at the end of the year you made what you made but at least then you can put your head down each night knowing you did the right thing.

This type of stuff makes me irate since I'm always bending over backwards for my business.

JMO...Ill step down now.

Ed

and the key word in your post is "if". We don't know that they acknowledged to the OP that a rat problem existed in the shop. They may have taken 100 bucks off the bill just because he HAS spent 4K in the shop w/i the recent past.

mabynack wrote:

mich800 wrote:

sammytoo wrote:
How do they know you didn't bring the rats in? Maybe you're responsible for their rat problem.

And do we even know it was from rats? Just curious.

***Never mind, the OP said rodents. The rat comment came after.

It was rodents of some type - rats, mice, squirrels. The wires under the front of the FW were chewed. A couple of them had the insulation chewed completely off and some wires were gone completely.

I know that the damage wasn't there when I dropped it off because all of the lights were working and I had brakes. Some of the wires that were chewed completely off went to the brakes. I would have gotten a brake warning on my controller if they weren't working.

I also did a walk around when I dropped off the FW so they could document the damage. There were no wires hanging down under the front of the RV at that time. When I went back to pick it up two weeks later, wires were hanging down three feet around the area of the pin.

OK based on this post it's on the repair shop to repair in total for my sight. I'm assuming the shop drew up an assessment report beforehand that outlined the condition of the RV that was signed off by both parties. Use that to make your case for the shop to swallow the cost of wire repair.

Do this person run a reputable brick and mortar establishment or is he/she fixing campers in the middle of the woods under a tree?

Kindest regards
Ed

Not everything bad that happens is someones fault

After reading the article on Bailment someone please tell me why the shop is not responsible. Article
RichH

We all know how easily mice can get in homes, garages, etc. Unless this shop has mice scampering around visibly and lots of evidence that they have a mice problem without seeing a lot of traps around, it's not the shop's fault.

Was your RV parked inside the whole time it was there? If parked outside, how many days? Outside - there's no way to control them.

Be happy you even got a $100 discount!

mich800 wrote:

sammytoo wrote:
How do they know you didn't bring the rats in? Maybe you're responsible for their rat problem.

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And do we even know it was from rats? Just curious.

***Never mind, the OP said rodents. The rat comment came after.

Actually, the OP said it was rats in the same post on 8/29/16.
Apparently it is unknown what did the chewing and damage..

NYCgrrl wrote:

Ed-N-Dani wrote:
Absolutely absurd, if they acknowledged it happened under their watch then they should take care of it. I dont care if you spent $4.00 or $4000.00. Customer service should have an expected level of standards no matter what you did or didn't spend with them. I own a high level customer service based business myself and running your business like that will run your customers away one at a time until they cant make payroll. You take the good with the bad and at the end of the year you made what you made but at least then you can put your head down each night knowing you did the right thing.

This type of stuff makes me irate since I'm always bending over backwards for my business.

JMO...Ill step down now.

Ed

and the key word in your post is "if". We don't know that they acknowledged to the OP that a rat problem existed in the shop. They may have taken 100 bucks off the bill just because he HAS spent 4K in the shop w/i the recent past.

When correct customer service is applied the "if" falls on the supplier in my book.

"If" you bought a chicken at the local store and when you got home it smelled bad. When you took it back to the store would you expect them to replace it ..but what "if" you left it in the car. Thats how the store owner sees it..right?

You want the customer to return you take care of it. Its not like the guy claimed his paint faded in their garage and he wanted a new paint job.


If it raining outside and their lot is all muddy, they track mud in should they charge to clean it?



Ed

First I am not a lawyer, I don't even play one on TV
Second: You really need to contact someone who knows the law in your state.

Finally: As I understand it... Those "Management is not responsible" signs, are not worth the surface they are printed on.... But you need a lawyer to explain it to you and to them.. And I'm not a lawyer.

Now How to choose a lawyer (yes this is a joke)
Open Yellow pages to the proper section. Turn on TV and Radio, Pick up newspaper, Every time you read an ad, Or see or hear an ad, find the listing and cross it out.

Pick from the two remaining,.

Check with a commercial insurance agent. They should have insurance that covers your trailer when it is under their "care, custody, and control".



C.B.