ICE350Z wrote:OK so I decided to ship my car from N.J. to Texas using tripleA autocarriers door to door delivery. They quoted me with $585 door to door delivery and guaranteed 3-5 day delivery. Let me tell you guys my experience so far ITS A f***ING NIGHTMARE, they picked up my roadster on May 4th in New Jersey, it is now May 12th and and still no car delivery. I called them last friday and they said they broke down at Mississippi, so I gave them a 2 day buffer to get fix and then make the delivery by sunday. Sunday comes and no delivery, so I give them another day which would make it monday. Still no car delivery, so i give them another call, and the bastards are broke down again 2 hours away from me. Its now exaclty 8 days and they havent made delivery yet. The driver said he wont guarantee his truck will be running for another 3 days and I am not about to wait for another 3 days. Im contemplating weather I should go pick it up myself and not even pay full price on the delivery. What do you guys think??
I know how frustrating it can be. Special ordering parts from local speed shops can be just as frustrating. But, another way to think about it is that, you now have bargaining power.
I've been around the hotel/restaurant industry as far as I can remember. One thing I know is that, when you're in the service industry, whether it's food/lodging or automotive, management will almost always (or should) bend over backwards to ensure the customers satisfaction. This means that if I as an establishment, screw up, I should try to make it up to you or at least meet half way.
A reputable company like AAA should act upon your complaint because they should be worried that you might report them to the BBB (haha just realized how funny that sounded...but seriously, BBB=Better Business Bureau). The BBB has the power to make or break a business, that's why companies, especially ones that are registered under the BBB, make an effort to avoid circumstances like this.
Good Luck! Sorry for the novel.
Modified by xjmxstac at 7:01 PM 5/12/2009