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So OP your saying you got a basically 5 year old going on 6 year old bike and expect the manufacturer to replace parts on your bike??? LMFAO... thats funny right, there dont care what your riding....
Ending a letter to customer service with a snarky remark like "I will strongly consider buying an Indian in the future" will not get you the response you are looking for. Of course, I understand what you were feeling when you wrote the letter.
Your problem occurred on a 6 year old motorcycle. You might have had a slim chance of getting some sympathy from HD if you mentioned all the things that you like about the bike and how fortunate you were to always be in relatively close proximity to one of their fine dealerships.
Customer service is an unavoidable bit of hell these days. We need to sometimes be creative in dealing with it and to be very clear about what we hope to get from them as a solution.
Ending a letter to customer service with a snarky remark like "I will strongly consider buying an Indian in the future" will not get you the response you are looking for. Of course, I understand what you were feeling when you wrote the letter.
Your problem occurred on a 6 year old motorcycle. You might have had a slim chance of getting some sympathy from HD if you mentioned all the things that you like about the bike and how fortunate you were to always be in relatively close proximity to one of their fine dealerships.
Customer service is an unavoidable bit of hell these days. We need to sometimes be creative in dealing with it and to be very clear about what we hope to get from them as a solution.
I completely understand what you're saying and, unfortunately, don't necessarily disagree; however, when did retail change from "the customer is always right" and company's kissing their customer's asses to "FU customer and kiss our ***"?
I completely understand what you're saying and, unfortunately, don't necessarily disagree; however, when did retail change from "the customer is always right" and company's kissing their customer's asses to "FU customer and kiss our ***"?
The customer is always right ??? That ( partially ) is what has led to the disparity between the consumer and retailer. Some one has to pay for all the customer always being right expenses. When does the customer take responsibility for their actions. Isn't it incumbent on the customer to expect to pay their fair share? The scooter is almost 6 years old!
That is hardly what happened here. The OP had to pay for a repair. Not earth shattering news. It happens.
I'm still looking for all these "well documented induction module failures"... wiring harness issues sure, but the actual induction module? Not many that I can see.
I feel there should have been a recall and my induction module should have been replaced free of charge.
I respectfully request a refund for the repair of my induction module (copy of invoice provided).
Thst there is funny.
Have you replaced any tires or batteries? You should demand a refund for those, too, while you're at it!
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