CT spammed, what's been your best gift?
David S.: I'd say it was the magical opportunity to communicate pointlessly with Canadian Tire's social media intern.
CT spammed, what's been your best gift?
David S.: I'd say it was the magical opportunity to communicate pointlessly with Canadian Tire's social media intern.
Irfan A.: Dear Canadian Tire. I noticed you asked me to forward the complaint to customer service@canadiantire.com. I was under the impression that you maintain this Facebook page to receive customer feedback. Unless this page is purely for advertisement, I have already raised my concerns . I do not see the point of running down the rabbit hole with another e-mail. I can always buy my remote starter from somewhere else. I am only trying to help you help yourself; so it is your call what you do with this feedback. Thanks.
My guess? They will ignore this guy's feedback.
Because, hey, some people came into some of their stores today, right?
So, that is mathematical proof that there cannot possibly be anything even slightly wrong with how they are conducting business at every single one of their stores!
LMAO!
Rob A.: My wife takes our van in for regular maintenance(oil change) and now told the drain plug is wrecked and could cost $150 to fix. Well we've only taken our van to one Canadian tire store for the last 10 oil changes with no problem, Nice time to gouge someone this close to Christmas. Leave the wife walking around the store without calling her to let her know. Jerks, never again will you amateur parts changers touch any of my vehicles. CAA is the way to go now for auto club Napa is my new store for parts.
Long forgotten, yet I've been mentioned in how many posts in the last bunch of weeks? Give me a break
Just thought I'd take a bit of time to address some more misinformation you are spreading in an attempt to continue to portray Canadian Tire in a negative light.
- As noted by a truck driver posting on facebook, that you copied here (ie spreading misinformation) the warehouse does NOT own the inventory. Once it's trucked to a store, the dealer owns it.
- Dealers do not pay Canadian Tire retail price for stolen items. It's not their stock, it's ours. I buy it from them at X cost. If it gets stolen, it's lost at the value I paid for it. A couple of key strokes, I take it out of my stock as stolen, order another one and carry on.
Just carry along, copy and pasting any bit of information you can find on facebook and bring it over here to make your forum seem popular and relevant. Oh and don't forget to paste it into multiple forums so it seems like lots of action is on each thread.
Oh and before I forget, make sure to keep posting on facebook under multiple names, fake and real in the same attempt to slam Canadian Tire.
It's all failing miserably. By the way, just noted an interesting article that your beloved retailer Target got hijacked and had 40 million customers financial information breached, and chose not to notify any consumers right away. Luckily it was in the United States not Canada....but remember, that's the parent company of your beloved red circle! Kind of an indication how much they care about their customers. Looks to me like target got targeted!! BULLSEYE!!!
My math might not be perfect, but only a couple of people posting on this blog. My favorite though is the number of reposts from Canadian Tire's facebook page that show up here. Almost up to #400, but that would be less than 1 per store given the over 500 locations. So, I'm thinking that tens of thousands must be satisfied every day and that others are also dissatisfied but do not publicly complain. Perhaps 8hers believes that 100% satisfaction is possible. My point all along is that I have not found any retailer or business that can boast that number.
@owner 1
Wow. I can't believe the brainwashing you have gotten.....
I agree with the owner/dealer owning the stock, only after it has been received, verified etc. financial info lost by target etc.
I also never seen a jacked load ever before either. Yes, I have the truck driving pros cut the lock in front of me "unsealing the load". I also know of the fact that sometimes depending on the inventory of Brampton, Aj Billies, Calgary warehouses, sometimes product does not get shipped etc.
It still does not make up for useless management people in my books. Staff etc. I agree, never take a vehicle to the service centre, don't believe what the retail floor staff say. I CHOOSE NOT TO BELIEVE
Interesting - this person who hates CT isn't a customer ... They are an ex-employee.
Do you think there will be an Hmmm ... do you think there will be an investigation? Charges? A conviction or two? Something to,post as a follow-up on https://www.canadiantiresucks.net/ge...ations-29.html ??
Anna T.: To: customerservice@canadiantire.egain.net
Greetings,
I would like to inquire again, why, a manager from your Langley store in BC would know where I work and time where I work, and verbally assault me at my job (not Canadian tire) and I guess to the best of my knowledge, a supervisor from another CT branch store. This incident happened on December 17th at approximately 6:40pm.
Their names are Cheyenne D. and Brittney D.
This incident was including at least a few minutes of profanity, disruption of my professional work and on camera at my job.
Within my knowledge, I have not had contact with either individual since the day I quit and never wish to stay in contact with either.
I am awaiting an e-mail from you to resolve the issue and appropriately respond to this awful situation.
Regards,
hope I sent this letter to the right address. I would like a clear resolution soon.
More:
Anna T.: Hi, I am still demanding an apology from 2 of your mgrs/supervisors who came off duty to my work place and yelled profanities at 6:40pm for at least 5 minutes, verbally assault me in front of other people and then left. this occured December 16. They work at the Langley and Burnaby stores and this is completely unprofessional and stalking like behaviour. This is very unacceptable behavior.
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