Definitely talk to them about it and see if they are willing to take care of it.
Yep. Trucker unloaded a load of bulls at a rather large Osage Country ranch I have permission to fish in the ponds. Waited until he got done and left.Oh and hey cow dents come with my job. I bet an insurance company would total every rig on this place based on cow dents. Well, really it’s the bull dents that are total worthy. Them fighting somitches like to bring the snot slingin right to the truck. Anyhow it doesn’t sound like the op has a bovine damage issue. Lol
That's why one does a walk-around with dealer/rental agent at drop-off/pick-up, pics of any damage, recording agent agreeing no/specific damage. Expensive little lesson for you, but might save bigger costs down the road.I just got my truck back to day from Riverside Ford here in Tulsa. I had to get service work done on the sunroof. When I got the truck home, I noticed a huge ding in the driver door. I know it was not there prior to me taking the truck in (four days ago). I also know there is no way I can prove it, its just frustrating that they have these kids moving vehicles around and I am sure they could care less if they slam a door into another truck.
To play the devil's advocate, if the employee was yak-yak-yak on the cell phone, or texting (which shouldn't have been happening), then the person might have been clueless enough not to notice.Just to clarify, I am not trying to get anything back from Ford. As stated in original post, I know it can’t be proven and yes, I am sure they get many bogus claims.
My OP was just basically me venting. It is very frustrating to me that this happened. This truck has power running boards and I always leave them in the “out” position when I park anywhere that there might be another car parked beside me in attempt to try and avoid getting doors hitting my truck.
I guess my main point is, Customer Service is not what it used to be or should be. I would assume this happened by one of the guys moving cars and I am sure he knew it happened. This employee should have mentioned to his manager, not simply ignored it.
There are other things with the service that has me annoyed such as me having to call them multiple times to get an update on the status of my vehicle instead of them contacting me. Not just that, but always having to leave a message and not getting any response for hours and having to call again.
-rant over.
If that were the case, then perhaps the employee should not be allowed to yak-yak-yak on the cell phone will getting in/out of other‘s vehicles. Perhaps they should not be allowed to yak-yak-yak on their cell phones while on the clock.To play the devil's advocate, if the employee was yak-yak-yak on the cell phone, or texting (which shouldn't have been happening), then the person might have been clueless enough not to notice.
Just from watching others, people using their cell phones do not multi task driving an automobile nearly as well as they think.
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