drunkmunky
04-01-2008, 09:51 PM
Ok guys
Thursday Morning
I went and called Williams Towing company to get my car delivered to Mr. Autobody up on McCowan Road. Mr Autobody was a friends recommendation and it is a one man show that does good work on a secure barn site opposite of Markham Fair Grounds. There is a bloody German Shepard that will eat anyone alive and gates, and the land owner lives on the property.
The car was picked up at 6 a.m. to be delivered to Mr. Autobody. I called Williams towing at 10 o'clock to confirm that the car was dropped off, they said yes. I then called Mr. Autobody right after, and they had identified that my car was no where in sight.
I called Williams towing again, and the dispatch and myself realized that the tow truck driver had dropped it off NOT at the designated location, but across the street.
Williams towing and the truck driver proceeded to correct the mistake after I called, and everything seemed fine and dandy.
I went over to Mr. Autobody on friday to drop off the money for the repairwork, and I had taken pictures of inside the hood, and the pictures are digital and dated.
I just got my car towed back to my house by the same towing company and even the same driver. I quickly found out that my catch can, my fuse box and my fuses had been pulled out of my hood. I have pictures from friday verifying that the components are missing and George from Mr. autobody is willing to put down a police statement.
Markham fair grounds was also called during the incident and they acknowledge that my vehicle was dropped off at there property instead of the bodyshop.
BEWARE OF THIS TOWING COMPANY. I have already called and told them that they need to resolve this issue and this entire issue is under their liability. George at mr. autobody is willing to leave a statement. I just want the parts back, and they aren't very expensive, just a catch can, a fuse holder, and 2 anl fuses. I don't even blame the thief that stole the components, whether it be a random one at the markham fair grounds or the tow truck driver himself, but ultimately, it was the tow truck drivers mistake that has lead to this incident, and they are liable, and i am looking for a nice and clean resolution.
Thursday Morning
I went and called Williams Towing company to get my car delivered to Mr. Autobody up on McCowan Road. Mr Autobody was a friends recommendation and it is a one man show that does good work on a secure barn site opposite of Markham Fair Grounds. There is a bloody German Shepard that will eat anyone alive and gates, and the land owner lives on the property.
The car was picked up at 6 a.m. to be delivered to Mr. Autobody. I called Williams towing at 10 o'clock to confirm that the car was dropped off, they said yes. I then called Mr. Autobody right after, and they had identified that my car was no where in sight.
I called Williams towing again, and the dispatch and myself realized that the tow truck driver had dropped it off NOT at the designated location, but across the street.
Williams towing and the truck driver proceeded to correct the mistake after I called, and everything seemed fine and dandy.
I went over to Mr. Autobody on friday to drop off the money for the repairwork, and I had taken pictures of inside the hood, and the pictures are digital and dated.
I just got my car towed back to my house by the same towing company and even the same driver. I quickly found out that my catch can, my fuse box and my fuses had been pulled out of my hood. I have pictures from friday verifying that the components are missing and George from Mr. autobody is willing to put down a police statement.
Markham fair grounds was also called during the incident and they acknowledge that my vehicle was dropped off at there property instead of the bodyshop.
BEWARE OF THIS TOWING COMPANY. I have already called and told them that they need to resolve this issue and this entire issue is under their liability. George at mr. autobody is willing to leave a statement. I just want the parts back, and they aren't very expensive, just a catch can, a fuse holder, and 2 anl fuses. I don't even blame the thief that stole the components, whether it be a random one at the markham fair grounds or the tow truck driver himself, but ultimately, it was the tow truck drivers mistake that has lead to this incident, and they are liable, and i am looking for a nice and clean resolution.