mandyaffogato

mandyaffogato OP t1_ixeyzj3 wrote

That is so freaking unfair. And it drives me nuts how these sorts of practices are so widespread. I am similarly anxious taking my car ANYWHERE for service, because at this point I almost expect someone to try to play me. It is tough.

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mandyaffogato OP t1_ixcfa7v wrote

So if a QAO takes your car back, do you think it’s a high likelihood that they will assess the original shop made a mistake? I assume the QAOs don’t go through the hassle of bringing cars back to shops unless they already know the shop messed up, is that right?

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mandyaffogato OP t1_ixaasiu wrote

Oh man. That kind of makes me feel better but honestly I’m worried about retaliation. Maybe I’m overreacting or overthinking this, but the idea of having to engage with a possibly disgruntled person is worrying me. I know the QAO already called the shop to notify them that we’re coming in tomorrow. I work in HR which is a very different field, I know, but anytime I’m going to give a person some bad news or have a difficult conversation, I usually give them very little if any notice (more so for their own mental health but also for my security). I’m overthinking this, I’m sure. I just don’t like the confrontation 😩

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mandyaffogato OP t1_ix9v1mf wrote

Yes I know they are P/F. I think the problem is that they told me I needed $1k of repairs in order to pass. I was fortunate to have been skeptical, because they were wrong. At best this is incompetence, but at worst it is fraud. I could not just keep on driving knowing this.

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