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Posted by on October 13, 2007, 7:54 pm
> On Oct 13, 1:03 pm, ledouxf...@-insightbb.com (The Freon Cowboy)
> wrote:
> > listen up dickhead !!!!!
> > i have hundreds of satisfied and happy customers , who will write me a
letter
> > of reference anytime i ask .
> > i donate time and materials to the local habitat for humanity , and have
been
> > involved with over a dozen "blitz" houses
> > what gives you the right to come into our newsgroup amd spout your shit
?
> >
> > welcome to my killfile
> >
> > "PLONK"
> >
> > >On Oct 12, 4:20 pm, ledouxf...@-insightbb.com (The Freon Cowboy)
>
> The $230 was divided into two parts, $70 diagnosis fee and $160 repair
> fee. The $70 covers your travel from your company, looking at the
> problem, returning to the company without doing anything, and can
> still keep the business going. At the customer's house, you may not
> find out the problem, or find out the problem but are not able to fix
> it, or find out the problem and are able to repair, but we decide not
> to go ahead to fix it. This is how the amount of diagnosis fee is
> calculated. You come, look, leave with $70, and still make money.
> Otherwise you will raise the diagnosis fee.
>
> So far as I know, the fan relay costs only a few dollars. And it was
> installed in a few minutes. I was standing by. If, say, the charge
> was $60. It's already very good money for any trade, including
> medical doctors and attorneys. But the charge was $160. So there was
> overcharge. Is $100 a lot money? Not for most people who work.
>
> The questions are very clear and simple: how to divide the $230? And
> whether or not I was overcharged? My above analysis leads to a yes.
> All you guys say no. Talking about your training, van, tools, or even
> community free work makes no sense at all.
It wouldn't make sense to a complete idiot.
You have been asked a simple question:
What do you do for a living?
You have yet to answer the question and continue to call us rip off artist,
con man, etc...
You are the *exact* type of customer that can remain someone else's.
You will never be happy and will always complain about the services and
charges you receive.
What you lack to understand is that *no one* here is the tech that showed up
at your home.
No one here cares about your petty little problem.
You lack the ability to understand that it takes money to run a quality
business.
You lack the understanding that the company that showed up resolved your
problem.
You could have paid them the $70 diagnostic fee and called someone else.
But, you chose to have the current company fix your shit and they did just
that.
Do you have buyers remorse on every item you purchase?
Crawl back into your little hole you call a home and enjoy your air
conditioning.
Don't forget that the next time your shit breaks down, don't call them back
as they're to expensive.
Even after the next company *can't* repair it, don't call them. Sweat it out
if you have to. That way you can bitch about how fucking hot it is and that
your air conditioning is broken.
One thing about it, we can all point to you for a definition of STUPID.
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