Sam Harris
Supporting Member
If that’s indeed accurate.It is a positive that they are in direct contact with TAC at the very least.
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If that’s indeed accurate.It is a positive that they are in direct contact with TAC at the very least.
Usually if you don't know the fix. Which can be common you call them for a case number. It's to cover the techs ass more than anything because a misdiagnosed warranty issue can hurt the techs score. But with tac involved even if fixed wrong you are covered.If that’s indeed accurate.
I think I might have to drop out of this convo, lolSo in summary, your advice is that when I ask the service advisor what's going on with my vehicle and he says "We are attempting to load the software update on it."
And my response is "Great, how are you doing that when it hasn't moved from where the tow truck dropped it off and the battery is dead,"
And after two weeks he can't give me an answer to that question, I should just shrug my shoulders and go "oh well, they are busy."
Awesome advice, you must have been a spectacular employee for GM.
No you need to reach out to the owner. Then GM corporate and file a complaint. Outline how you need to be served first before everyone and everything. Tell them your service advisor is not answering your questions and has refused to take your calls while also deliberately lying to you.
When they give you an explanation tell them they are lying similar to how you accused your advisor of such when he didn't have the exact details verbatim from the tech.
Make as big a commotion as possible. Because only those that scream loudest are helped.
All jokes aside I told you what i thought. Your advisor didn't give you the best answer either thru inexperience or misinterpretation or just missing details. I doubt it was blatant contempt or lying. The rest of the negatives you assumed. You don't have answers yet because they are busy or dealing with it. And since the things they did tell you didn't jibe with you they are more careful of giving you any details for fear the show would get worse.
You can either be patient. Especially if they gave you a loaner and have some humility. Or don't and tear it all down.
100%. It’s certainly not out of line to speak with the next level, when you’re clearly not getting any resolution.I think I might have to drop out of this convo, lol
maybe it is unfathomable that not everyone is going to just let others be slackers, I can't stand that kind thing, especially when your time, effort and money is involved.
you came in asking for advice of how to proceed, I think going to the next person up the totem pole is a perfectly reasonable thing to do, it is certainly what I would do and have done and I didn't make myself out to be "that guy" either.
If I did the update and it didn't work there would be no documentation. Want a certificate ? There isn't one for an attempted fix. I sound old? Lol I'm probably one of thr youngest here hence I'm not karening everytime things don't go 100%.Do you have any idea how condescending you are in all of your posts? You comment like you have all the answers and know how each and every situation is unfolding like you are a fly on the wall gathering all of the information. You don't.
You seem to ignore so many things that are said to you and only stick to "You are going in there screaming and yelling and telling people that you should be handled first." No one has said that or even insinuated that. Your constant need to tell everyone how you know the best way is beyond grating and it just doesn't apply here. I'm not asking for all the answers to my questions. I'm asking for 1 answer. Can they show me some documentation showing what they've done to the vehicle to try and fix it? If he is saying they tried to load software on it then there should be documentation of that. If I'm at the dealership and ask someone for that documentation and she says "I'm not seeing any here" then I think that's a problem.
It's not an unreasonable ask. Wait, in your world it's unreasonable, just not in everyone else's. In your world the dealership is always right and we just need to sit like quiet little children and hope our vehicles are one day fixed. They sure didn't mind getting to my vehicle right away when they wanted to put a $400 battery in it. How come it was so easy to get to then? Again, you are lost here. But tell me again how difficult it is to go and buy a phone. You seriously sound like some old dude sitting at home who thinks that buying a phone is some complicated process or waiting in line at a drive through is an inconvenience. Its all just bad advice on your end.
Based on your “experience”, and the way you believe a service should be handled. I’d be interested to see how patient, and easygoing (nay, careless) you would be when facing a similar situation. Perhaps we should all just rely on the big .Gov to take care of all our needs.If I did the update and it didn't work there would be no documentation. Want a certificate ? There isn't one for an attempted fix. I sound old? Lol I'm probably one of thr youngest here hence I'm not karening everytime things don't go 100%.
I love how this went from advice to now you taking it personal when I said don't burn the store down. Good grief.
It's been 10 days man. Get a grip. It's a GM product not a rolls Royce.
If you don't like what I say ignore it. But it comes from experience and objectivity. Something that is in short supply around here.
If I did the update and it didn't work there would be no documentation. Want a certificate ? There isn't one for an attempted fix. I sound old? Lol I'm probably one of thr youngest here hence I'm not karening everytime things don't go 100%.
I love how this went from advice to now you taking it personal when I said don't burn the store down. Good grief.
It's been 10 days man. Get a grip. It's a GM product not a rolls Royce.
If you don't like what I say ignore it. But it comes from experience and objectivity. Something that is in short supply around here.
I kept responding because you chose to personally attack me when I didn't agree with your scorched earth policy. If you want hive mind that's fine. But I don't stick up for dealers as you can see by my posts. I stick up for common sense. Those examples were to prove that even simple things take time.Oh I am ignoring your advice. It's laughably bad. But it is funny how you keep continuing on with your tunnel vision of "I know all the situations and I know all the answers." You are just one big eye roll. And you are right, we are done here. You clearly can't stop commenting like you said you were going to three pages ago. So I'll just stop responding to you and let you continue on with your "It takes a long time to buy a phone and McDonald's drive through takes too long" take on things. It's brilliant and so accurate.
I kept responding because you chose to personally attack me when I didn't agree with your scorched earth policy. If you want hive mind that's fine. But I don't stick up for dealers as you can see by my posts. I stick up for common sense. Those examples were to prove that even simple things take time.
Reality is you are not believing what they told you. And you only agree with those others that say you should speak to the owner of the dealer.
Its comedic and sad. I promise you you are probably at the bottom of the list if this is how you interact with people. Even if you weren't the tech and advisor won't go out their way to make an unhappy guy less unhappy .
All i said was give them time and humility. But somehow that's extreme advice around here. Lol