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customerservice@canadiantire.egain.net;
bcco@cantire.com;
ombudsman@ctfs.com Subject: RE: Canadian Tire - What ? [#661393] Date: Wed, 29 Jan 2014 14:58:51 +0000
Again......................... it was asked if they could tighten two screws on a Muffler Guard ? That's it. You do realize the noise the car makes when a pipe or Muffler or even a Cat Converter is broken or in need of repair ?
This car was only making a rattling noise as the Guard was bagging against the bottom of the car. It had two screws missing and l was unable to reach it.
My Daughter took the car to your shop and asked them to tighten the screws.
They told her they couldn`t tighten the screws she needed a Whole NEW Muffler system and it upset her.
Again, l asked then could they not tighten the screws ? The Service Adviser said no.
I said why ? I know that car doesn`t need a whole NEW muffler system . It only needs two screws. He stated do you want to speak with the Tech ? It can`t be done. I said yes. I went out in the shop and saw the Tech. I asked why can`t you just tighten the screws on the Guard that is what is causing the rattling noise ? I said can you just tighten the screws so the rattling noise stops. He said yes he could no problem ???????
Why did the Service Advisor state the Two screws couldn`t be tightened ?
Why did the Service Advisor stated my Daughter had to purchase a Whole NEW Muffler system ?
The pipes weren`t broken ? the Cat Converter was on broken ? The Muffler was not Damaged ? Why the WHOLE NEW system ?
Yet you are telling me everything is fine ? My Daughter was upset by these actions and you are stating this is Business as usual at Canadian Tire ? With Actions such as these considered normal how can you be considered CANADIAN Tire ????
A lot of People are going to hear about this.
The Customer asked for two screws to be tightened right ? Canadian Tire says NO to a young Girl , no you have to purchase a WHOLE NEW Muffler system, we can`t tighten the screws.
The Customer shows the Tech what he wanted tightened and Canadian Tire does it. The customer stopped a unwarranted repair.
The Customer takes this valid complaint to Canadian Tire and Canadian Tire says that is how we do Business correct ?
How many people have had this done to them ? How many other young people and other customers has this been done to ?
This is not right how can your Stores be called Canadian with practices such as this ?
> Date: Wed, 29 Jan 2014 13:21:25 +0000
> From:
customerservice@canadiantire.egain.net
> To:
umarkm@sympatico.ca
> Subject: RE: Canadian Tire - What ? [#661393]
> > Dear Mark M.,
> > Thank you for your further e-mails.
> > Our office has responded to your concerns and explained the differences between a do-it-yourselfer repair and the repairs that are completed in a licensed repair facility. Should you continue to disagree, you are welcome to pursue the matter as you see fit.
> > Also, we are sorry that you feel our response was not satisfactory. We would like to explain that all Canadian Tire Associate stores are privately owned and operated businesses. Each store has an owner which is referred to as an Associate Dealer. Each Associate Dealer is responsible for hiring his/her management, his/her employees and for the day to day operation of his/her business.
> > When a customer has a concern in regards to their experience at the store, we (the Canadian Tire Corporation) take the time to notify the associate dealer of what took place at their establishment.
> > Your e-mail tends to indicate that your concerns are not being heard. However, we have notified the one person that is empowered to address customer concerns against his/her management, staff, and store operations.
> > We again thank you for providing us with the final opportunity to respond.
> > Regards,
> > Guy Samson
> Corporate Customer Relations
> Canadian Tire Corporation Limited
> > This message, including any attachments, is privileged and may contain
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> you are not the intended recipient or have received this message in error,
> please notify the sender immediately by reply email and permanently delete
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> without making a copy. Thank you.
> > --Original Message--
> From:
umark@sympatico.ca
> Date: 1/28/2014 9:43:59 AM
> To:
bcco@cantire.com;
customerservice@canadiantire.egain.net
> Subject: RE: Canadian Tire - What ? [#661393]
> > > > > > > > From:
umark@sympatico.ca
> To:
bcco@cantire.com
> Subject: RE: Canadian Tire [#661393] - What ?
> Date: Tue, 28 Jan 2014 14:42:30 +0000
> > > Sir, this customer Service rep dismissed this ? Can you believe it ? I am shocked and appalled at his Tone. I will be forwarding several e-mails, with links to Powers at be about this.
> I will forward all complaints ,disputes etc to face You tube etc until this kind of attempted thief id dealt with.
> > As l have stated it was asked if two screws could be tighten. The Service Advisor stated the car needed a whole new Exhaust system to my Daughter. I was under the car that day and knew it only Needed two screws to tighten the PIPE Guard, two screws tightened.
> > When that upset my Daughter l told the Service Advisor, we just want the screws tightened nothing else. He stated it can t be done when l asked why he couldn t explain it so he asked if l wanted to speak to the Tech in the Shop. As soon as l saw the Tech he looked away. I said to the Tech can you just tighten/replace the screws on the Muffler Guard to stop the rattling noise ? He said yes he could. The Service Advisor then looked away.
> The is car fine now ? The Mu ffler is fine, Cat Converter is fine the pipes are all fine ? Why the WHOLE NEW SYSTEM ?Now if l wasn t there my Daughter would have been taken advantage of.
> What integrity are you talking about in your Ads ? What trust ? Do you want more Links there is something wrong with this ?
> > If this not addressed properly this going viral .
> > > > > From:
BCCO@cantire.com
> To:
umarkm@sympatico.ca;
customerservice@canadiantire.egain.net
> Subject: RE: Canadian Tire [#661393] - What ?
> Date: Tue, 28 Jan 2014 13:43:19 +0000
> > > Good morning Mark,
> > As previously stated, complaints involving Canadian Tire Associate Stores (all of which are independently owned and operated) are handled by our Corporate Customer Relations department. Accordingly, I have forwarded your letter to them with a request that they review the situation you reported and take the necessary steps to address your concerns.
> > I have been advised that a customer service representative has been in touch with you and that the Corporate Customer Relations department is handling this matter. Should you wish to contact the Customer Relations department directly, they may be reached at 1-800-387-8803.
> > Thank you,
> > > > Business Conduct Compliance Office
> Canadian Tire Corporation, Limited
>
BCCO@cantire.com
> > > From: Mark M. [mailto:umarkm@sympatico.ca]
> Sent: January-27-14 5:37 PM
> To: Corporate Client Relations; BCCO
> Subject: RE: Canadian Tire [#661393] - What ?
> >
http://www.yelp.ca/biz/canadian-tire-associate-stores-and-auto-centres-M...
> > > > Another Canadian Tire another rip off!! A friend of mine went there today to have a look at her seatbelt because it was stuck and she couldn't pull it out. They charged her $125.- just to have a look at it and told her that the hole thing needs to replaced and that it will cost an additional $185.-
> She drove to the next best independent privat mechanic down the road, he had a look at it and said that there was just a screw loose and that's why it wasn't working. Fixed it - CHARGE FREE!!!
> > See my other review about Canadian Tire!!
> Was this review …?
> > > > > > > > I brought my car in this past weekend to change my winter tires over to summer tires since they had a 20% off deal that included a free alignment check.
> Against the advice from almost everyone I know NOT to take it into Canadian Tire, I did anyway, I figured...they are just putting tires on, there's not much they can ruin.
> Well, I was wrong. The job that was expected to take 45 mins wound up taking an hour and a half...and they didn't do the alignment check! When I was being cashed out, I noticed on my invoice that it said I had declined the alignment check...having already been there way longer than I wanted to be, I let it go. I was extremely disappointed - but I could live with it. I wasn't going to write them a bad review until this morning happened..
> Turns out they HAND TIGHTENED the bolts on my tires, no torque wrench used. Driving to work it sounded like I was driving over rumble strips...I pulled over into a local garage who informed me that ALL of the bolts were loose on the tires, the front one to the point of almost falling off. In short - I could have killed other people or myself from tires flying off. Comforting thought! So lesson learned...NEVER AGAIN.
> > > > From:
umarkm@sympatico.ca
> To:
customerservice@canadiantire.egain.net;
bcco@cantire.com
Subject: RE: Canadian Tire [#661393] - What ?
> Date: Mon, 27 Jan 2014 21:55:54 +0000
>
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> > > > > From:
umarkm@sympatico.ca
> To:
customerservice@canadiantire.egain.net;
bcco@cantire.com > Subject: RE: Canadian Tire [#661393] - What ?
> Date: Mon, 27 Jan 2014 21:49:08 +0000
>
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> > > > > From:
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> To:
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bcco@cantire.com
> Subject: RE: Canadian Tire [#661393] - What ?
> Date: Mon, 27 Jan 2014 21:34:10 +0000
>
Canadian Tire Corporation (Headquarters) Complaints | 2180 Yonge Street, Toronto, ON, ca | Gripevine
> > > > > From:
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> To:
customerservice@canadiantire.egain.net;
bcco@cantire.com > Subject: RE: Canadian Tire [#661393] - What ?
> Date: Mon, 27 Jan 2014 21:33:05 +0000
> > > > > > From:
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> To:
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bcco@cantire.com
> Subject: RE: Canadian Tire [#661393] - What ?
> Date: Mon, 27 Jan 2014 21:32:26 +0000
>
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Canadian Tire Corporation (Headquarters) Complaints | 2180 Yonge Street, Toronto, ON, ca | Gripevine
> > > Dear Mark M.,
> > Thank you for e-mailing our office regarding you and your daughter’s experience at the Queensway Canadian Tire store. .
> > We are sorry to learn about your dissatisfaction with Canadian Tire. The work order list an exhaust inspection. The technician found the exhaust system in poor condition and called the work he/she felt was required to have the exhaust in proper operation. Your e-mail indicates that you repaired the muffler with repair material. Although this is an acceptable repair for the do-it-yourselfer, a technician would call the replacement of the component.
> > We thank you for providing us with the opportunity to respond.
> > Regards,
> > Guy Samson
> Corporate Customer Relations
> Canadian Tire Corporation Limited
> > > Date: Mon, 27 Jan 2014 15:57:34 +0000
> > From:
customerservice@canadiantire.egain.net
> > To:
umarkm@sympatico.ca
> > Subject: Canadian Tire [#661393]
> > > > Dear Mark M.,
> > > > Thank you for e-mailing our office regarding you and your daughter’s experience at the Queensway Canadian Tire store. .
> > > > We are sorry to learn about your dissatisfaction with Canadian Tire. The work order list an exhaust inspection. The technician found the exhaust system in poor condition and called the work he/she felt was required to have the exhaust in proper operation. Your e-mail indicates that you repaired the muffler with repair material. Although this is an acceptable repair for the do-it-yourselfer, a technician would call the replacement of the component.
> > > > We thank you for providing us with the opportunity to respond.
> > > > Regards,
> > > > Guy Samson
> > Corporate Customer Relations
> > Canadian Tire Corporation Limited