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Old 08-01-2002, 02:33 PM
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Originally Posted by UniqueTII' date='Aug 1 2002, 05:15 PM
A lot of these online companies don't stock anything, though.
I was talking about real shops. The online stores are usually selling the stuff at such good prices that you deserve to wait. :P
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Old 08-01-2002, 02:36 PM
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LOL. What's a real shop? Maybe in "the big city" you guys have them, but the idea of a performance shop here in Iowa is a Napa with Flowmasters behind the counter. Actually, there's a race shop in my town, but they close before I get out of work...damn my luck!!!
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Several performance shops around here....



Kind of nice...



Few import ones

Several truck ones...

Several Domestic V8's ones...

few to none RX7 shops
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Old 08-01-2002, 06:42 PM
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Originally Posted by UniqueTII' date='Aug 1 2002, 05:36 PM
LOL. What's a real shop? Maybe in "the big city" you guys have them, but the idea of a performance shop here in Iowa is a Napa with Flowmasters behind the counter. Actually, there's a race shop in my town, but they close before I get out of work...damn my luck!!!
Yeah, we have alot of performance shops out here...you hick.
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Originally Posted by ryan' date='Jul 31 2002, 10:21 AM
You guys are wrong, Rotormotorsports should have called him the moment they knew that his kit was going to be shipped a week late so that he could call around and find someone who had it in stock. I realize all they want is his money, but screwing customers like that is absolutely the wrong way to do it. Unfortunately it seems to be an industry standard...



If just *one* of the companies could provide even *decent* customer service, they would make a killing. I would buy all of my stuff from them at least...
I ordered a MP3 cd changer from Audio Warehouse, they called me the next day, AND sent me a email to tell me it wasnt in stock until the following week. This considering that everywhere else said they wouldnt have it for at least a month, so I told them to ship it when they had it. So not only did they send me a email the very next day, I had a message on my answering maching when I got home from a actual person who also told me the same thing, with a 1-800# to call them back on. I did, talked to the same woman who lft me the message AND sent me the email, who was VERY nice. So the following week, I get a phone call that it is in, and they would ship it. Not realizing I had given them a credit card that I never activated, they called me back to tell me, this was on a Friday, I gave them a different card, and that Tuesday, I had it in my hands from UPS! I didnt pay for express shipping or anything either. Keep in mind that I talked to them at 5:30 friday afternoon, THATS what I call service, and needless to say, I will buy ALL my **** from them in the future. If people got away from that "the customer needs us more then we need them" attitude, the world would be a better place.
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Originally Posted by Rob x-7' date='Aug 1 2002, 09:58 PM
[quote name='ryan' date='Jul 31 2002, 10:21 AM']You guys are wrong, Rotormotorsports should have called him the moment they knew that his kit was going to be shipped a week late so that he could call around and find someone who had it in stock. I realize all they want is his money, but screwing customers like that is absolutely the wrong way to do it. Unfortunately it seems to be an industry standard...



If just *one* of the companies could provide even *decent* customer service, they would make a killing. I would buy all of my stuff from them at least...
I ordered a MP3 cd changer from Audio Warehouse, they called me the next day, AND sent me a email to tell me it wasnt in stock until the following week. This considering that everywhere else said they wouldnt have it for at least a month, so I told them to ship it when they had it. So not only did they send me a email the very next day, I had a message on my answering maching when I got home from a actual person who also told me the same thing, with a 1-800# to call them back on. I did, talked to the same woman who lft me the message AND sent me the email, who was VERY nice. So the following week, I get a phone call that it is in, and they would ship it. Not realizing I had given them a credit card that I never activated, they called me back to tell me, this was on a Friday, I gave them a different card, and that Tuesday, I had it in my hands from UPS! I didnt pay for express shipping or anything either. Keep in mind that I talked to them at 5:30 friday afternoon, THATS what I call service, and needless to say, I will buy ALL my **** from them in the future. If people got away from that "the customer needs us more then we need them" attitude, the world would be a better place.[/quote]

Many performance shops, etc. don't give a **** about anybody's cars but their own. Customers are just a necessary evil to them.
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Then people need to STOP using these places, after a while when thier wallets are light, maybe they will change thier practices.
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or just shut down all together.

some friends of mine run a 4x4 shop, and they treat their customers like ****.

never answer emails, say things shipped when they havent, cars sitting in the shop for 2 weeks waiting for something like a 3" block lift that i could do in a few hours. and of course, i always get to hear about how business is booming. haha, right, not for long.

too bad this sort of thing is an industry standard.
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i personally have never had a problem with rotormotorsports. in fact, the've had the best customer service i've dealt with since i've had my 7. with the 7, i've grown used to waiting for parts, and i don't mind the wait, cause slava always let's me know how long it's gonna be.
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Originally Posted by Rob x-7' date='Aug 1 2002, 10:18 PM
Then people need to STOP using these places, after a while when thier wallets are light, maybe they will change thier practices.
Yeah, there's a reason why I try to do everything myself: I'll do it right away AND I'll try to do the best job I can (in the allotted time). I had alot of frustrating experiences with trying to get work done on my car. I've had some places do pretty good work for me, but I ALWAYS find little things that I'm unhappy with.
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