Troubleshooter Tips
In the United States, it is illegal to:
Send "chain" letter that require the investment of any money.
Take money for merchandise and not deliver it.
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Make sure the money you give is spent on the people who need it most. Here are some tips how:
Ask for it in writing.
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Keep your options open.
Don't get your heart set on one model or make. That gives you more room to negotiate on price.
Get a copy of Consumer Reports' New Car Issue.
It comes out every April. StudyMore >> Troubleshooter Tips
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Get estimates! Get more than one estimate, making sure each estimate is based on the same specifications, materials and time frame. Protect yourself when you hire a contractor. Check with the consumerMore >> Troubleshooter Tips
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Read the contract carefully. Make sure any verbal promises are included in writing. Before you sign anything, take the car to your own mechanic to have it checked out. Make sure you understand theMore >>
There are no laws in Kentucky or Indiana that regulate automobile repairs. So, you need to protect yourself before you go to a mechanic. Here's how:
Check out the mechanic.
Check with the Better Business Bureau to find out what the company's reputation is and whether there are any complaints against it.
Describe the problem(s) in detail.
When you take your car in, describe what the problem is in detail. Tell the mechanic exactly what you see and hear.
Get an estimate in writing.
Make sure the mechanic understands you will not pay for any repair that will add to the estimate unless he calls you first and you approve it.
Keep replaced parts.
Ask to inspect or keep all replaced parts. Get a second opinion on any "worn out" parts that do not look like they needed to be replaced.
Keep copies.
Get all warranties in writing and keep copies of all work orders and receipts.
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