Type: Truck rental
Phone: (856) 429-8656
City: Voorhees, New Jersey
Address: 18 Haddonfield Berlin Rd, Voorhees, NJ, 08043
Business hours
Mon-Fri: 8 am - 6 pm
Sat: 8 am - 2 pm
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EL
El
EL
July 11th, 2016
My motor vehicle, Nissan Sentra, is still being kept on the parking lot of the same auto repair shop-
Expert Transmissions and Complete Auto repair, located on 18 Haddonfield-Berlin Road, in Voorhees,
New Jersey.
The owner of the above mentioned business is still refusing to come back to normal, accustomed business ethics, and to fix, finally, the defect - idling engine- my car was caused, in his shop, during final testing, on
June 22nd.
The owner of this business is expecting- continuously - the customer to pay for the damage caused in his shop, (minimum $300.00- $600.00, plus labor), or to take it back , and, subsequently, spend those monies in another car repair business.
I strongly doubt that such position, of the shop owner, represents a good will, good and fair mind towards decent consumer whose monies are being tried, openly, to be taken advantage of.
July 11, 2016, 5:37:06 pm
My motor vehicle, Nissan Sentra, is still being kept on the parking lot of the same auto repair shop-
Expert Transmissions and Complete Auto repair, located on 18 Haddonfield-Berlin Road, in Voorhees,
New Jersey.
The owner of the above mentioned business is still refusing to come back to normal, accustomed business ethics, and to fix, finally, the defect - idling engine- my car was caused, in his shop, during final testing, on
June 22nd.
The owner of this business is expecting- continuously - the customer to pay for the damage caused in his shop, (minimum $300.00- $600.00, plus labor), or to take it back , and, subsequently, spend those monies in another car repair business.
I strongly doubt that such position, of the shop owner, represents a good will, good and fair mind towards decent consumer whose monies are being tried, openly, to be taken advantage of.
El
June 29th, 2016
From: El, resident of Voorhees
Lately, I had-and am still having- a very negative experience of dealing with this repair shop
(Expert Transmissions and Complete Auto Repair), in Voorhees Township.
The owner, Joel, accepted my car, for repair of the throttle, fixed-presumably- the original problem, (presumably, because I still did not test my car), and then, subsequently, during his final testing, my car acquired a new problem (idling engine).
He, categorically, refused to fix this newly acquired problem, unless I pay him minimum $300.00 to $600.00, plus labor (in addition, of course, to the original amount for repair of the initial problem).
That – still unfixed, and very serious- defect can, potentially, endanger my safe driving, especially, in the middle of travelling on the highway.
Due to such pretty sloppy final testing, my car acquired a new problem I did not have prior to driving to this shop.
While, however, it may happen, the car repair shop’s owner is supposed to fix the new problem, gratis – within preliminary discussed and agreed amount I was ready to pay for, upon completion of the original repair work. The shop owner, still, regardless, was insisting on imposing on me the entire cost of the fixing of the defect acquired while my car was under the care in his shop.
This repair shop owner made me sign an original agreement, but refused to provide me with a copy of that agreement –after my repeated requests to do so. I consider that a flagrant violation of the customer’s rights.
Subsequently, he speculated on a certain agreement’s term that I was never aware of, from the very beginning.
Greedy, sloppy, dishonest, unfair businessman, who was trying to take advantage of me, to rip me off, with attempts to impose on me the expenses I was not responsible for.
Don’t even go there.
June 29, 2016, 6:55:54 pm
From: El, resident of Voorhees
Lately, I had-and am still having- a very negative experience of dealing with this repair shop
(Expert Transmissions and Complete Auto Repair), in Voorhees Township.
The owner, Joel, accepted my car, for repair of the throttle, fixed-presumably- the original problem, (presumably, because I still did not test my car), and then, subsequently, during his final testing, my car acquired a new problem (idling engine).
He, categorically, refused to fix this newly acquired problem, unless I pay him minimum $300.00 to $600.00, plus labor (in addition, of course, to the original amount for repair of the initial problem).
That – still unfixed, and very serious- defect can, potentially, endanger my safe driving, especially, in the middle of travelling on the highway.
Due to such pretty sloppy final testing, my car acquired a new problem I did not have prior to driving to this shop.
While, however, it may happen, the car repair shop’s owner is supposed to fix the new problem, gratis – within preliminary discussed and agreed amount I was ready to pay for, upon completion of the original repair work. The shop owner, still, regardless, was insisting on imposing on me the entire cost of the fixing of the defect acquired while my car was under the care in his shop.
This repair shop owner made me sign an original agreement, but refused to provide me with a copy of that agreement –after my repeated requests to do so. I consider that a flagrant violation of the customer’s rights.
Subsequently, he speculated on a certain agreement’s term that I was never aware of, from the very beginning.
Greedy, sloppy, dishonest, unfair businessman, who was trying to take advantage of me, to rip me off, with attempts to impose on me the expenses I was not responsible for.
Don’t even go there.
