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nsparey

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926 posts

280 months

Wednesday 30th June 2004
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salty-nlv

438 posts

288 months

Wednesday 30th June 2004
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whatever happened to freedom of speech guys?

As long as your not naming and shaming overtly I can't see what the problem is..

C'mon ted sort it out..

Corin Denton

8,762 posts

297 months

Wednesday 30th June 2004
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nsparey said:
This will be the last post I will make on this forum.

I am total fed up with my dealer complaining every time i make any coment about the cars I have bought from them. I have never said anything that is unfair or untrue.

I had an email today from my dealer telling me not to make anymore posts on one particular thread, and that they would be contacting pistonhead to have it removed which it has been.

I notice that dealers are happy for customers to praise them all the time they get it right, but have posts removed when they get it wrong! how offten does this happen?


That's a shame, I've just had a look through your previous posts and can't find anything untoward in there???? Tell them to get a life!

Trefor

14,780 posts

312 months

Wednesday 30th June 2004
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Find a way to let us know when you come back as someone else then won't you?

You can never leave Pistonheads ...

flasher

9,310 posts

313 months

Wednesday 30th June 2004
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I'm afraid this is a website that dealers pay to advertise on, so freedom of speech only goes as far as non car related stuff, even if you are telling the truth.

I dont agree with it, but I do understand why.

rude girl

6,937 posts

288 months

Wednesday 30th June 2004
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Your relationship with the Dealer is one thing. But PH has a no naming and shaming policy which is there for good reasons. And even if you are oblique in your posts, your dealer name is in your profile.

There have been loads of times on here when people have slagged garages off, and then when they are advised to talk directly to the garage, become suspiciously silent.

Just because people post on PH, doesn't mean that they are right. So advice about a situation is ok, but damaging a company's business by posting anything derogatory about them is not.

Your posts will have been removed because they breached PH rules, not because PH has an allegiance to your dealer.

deeen

6,391 posts

274 months

Wednesday 30th June 2004
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thanks for info nsparey

thanks to your thread, i have added a dealer that cannot accept constructive criticism to my mental list of "dont touch with barge pole".

hope many others do same...

jayjay

470 posts

273 months

Wednesday 30th June 2004
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Anyone want to hear my story of dealer incompetence?

It's unbelievable.

deeen

6,391 posts

274 months

Wednesday 30th June 2004
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not at all, rudegirl, thats why no names... i am assuming that nobdy buys all their cars from the same dealer, of course! of course if any dealers feel guilty and wish to re-think their policies...

If the cap fits, and all that



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nsparey

Original Poster:

926 posts

280 months

Wednesday 30th June 2004
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Ok fine its gone, I have no desire to start members arguing.

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salty-nlv

438 posts

288 months

Wednesday 30th June 2004
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Up to you Nick but I'm right behind you so to speak..

Everyone has their own views, even if they are wrong

PetrolTed

34,468 posts

332 months

Wednesday 30th June 2004
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nuff said. Other people have explained the situation well.

rude girl

6,937 posts

288 months

Wednesday 30th June 2004
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nsparey said:
Ok fine its gone, I have no desire to start members arguing.

>> Edited by nsparey on Wednesday 30th June 18:10


I didn't mean you

Just got to be careful how you say stuff. And Ted can't check every single case to see whether it's the dealer or the customer (or both) that are out of line.

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