Friday 5 October 2012

[wanabidii] BEWARE OF CAR BATTERIES YOU PURCHASE AND SPOOKY DEALERS WHATEVER THEIR BIG NAMES

 
This has happened to me, I would correctly say it is happening.
I bought battery for my car, N 50, rightly from a dealer who proclaimed its long life and went on to give my  receipt and a warranty.
He advised that to preserve the life of my new battery I should come for maintenance at his shop monthly. I obeyed the instructions like it was dogma to haven. I went there for services, done by the company workmen three times.

Now, comes the grim scene. After the third service, the battery starts malfunctioning. The car will not start instantly. Rubbing and scratching the terminals do not help, replacing the 'old' terminals do not give any relief. That mean whenever I switched off the engine in the evening, I dreaded how to start it in the morning.

I take the battery and my complaints to the dealer, who takes the battery(it was Sunday) and ask me to come on Monday. On Monday, his service guys says the battery will not work.

So, I ask.

Your warranty is also past, her says trailing off.
I caught him trying to cheat his way out of trouble and loss they have caused me. I show their receipts and a table that shows I should be bringing the battery every months for TWO years.

Finally, to admits these batteries were recalled, whatever that mean.

"What now," I inquire my patience waning. His reply: Come tomorrow, because I have to talk with those who gave them to us. I call him and again this time the answer is, "I have talked with the importer and he says your warranty is past." IN SHORT HE IS TELLING ME HE GOT NOTHING TO DO WITH THIS LOSS, NONE OF HIS BUSINESS.

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