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Barbara Pointer
June 17, 2009
Scheduled Repair
I had a scheduled washing machine repair and traveled 175. miles to come back from vacation to meet the repairman. He tried to call when my husband was in the bathroom and decided to unschedule the appointment. When I called about it, I was told I would have to reschedule for another day.
What kind of service is this? I made the appoiuntment and assumed the repairman would show up when promised. I will never do business with Sears again.
This is a total outrage and I resent traveling so far only to be told he wouldn't be here. If treating your customers in this manner is the way you think you will get repeat business, you have another thought coming! Lousy way to do business!
Barbara Pointer
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July 25, 2008
Inflated charges and unresponsive customer service department
Was told about the $75 minimum fee no matter what the problem with my fridge was. Was prepared to pay that, as my research indicated that is the average hourly rate paid for appliance repair nationwide apparently. However, technician spent 20 minutes, cleaning out a drain from the defrost system of the freezer in the fridge, replace no parts, and charged $198.00! I called customer service to complain, and spent 1 and 1/2 hours on the phone speaking to a Mary J in customer service whose job is apparently to wear complainers down. I kept asking to speak to a supervisor. Finally got one. He would do nothing for me. Told me the president of the company was a Bruce Johnson, will now write a letter of complaint to him. I WILL NEVER USE THIS SERVICE AGAIN. GE APPLIANCE REPAIR MUCH BETTER if still expensive. It is cheaper to buy new than repair and no one cares about this!
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