1 /5 Frances Hotard: Mr. Cork and his staff intentionally lied to us about the services they were supposed to be performing on our sons vehicle.
We dropped our sons car off 5 months ago, and then called to check on it every two weeks. We were given extremely detailed updates every time we called. Forward progress always appeared to be happening. After a long time of anticipation we began to call more frequently. After several days of calling, with no answer, we finally received a call back. An office worker informed us that the owner was injured and complications caused him to be rushed to the hospital. She also informed us that they were recently evicted from their original building and moved to a new location in a different city. Theyve moved the entire business including our vehicle to the new location. This was rather concerning, so my husband went to the new location to survey the situation only to find that nothing, I mean absolutely nothing besides relocating it, had been done to my sons car. Everything that was told to us, week after week, by Mr.Cork and his staff was a lie. They literally made up stories to tell us, detailed explanations, of services that never happened. Then, my husband sees the owner there working and confronts him with the story we were told about being injured and hospitalized. Mr. Cork explained that he did have an injury, but it had happened some time ago. Mr. Cork didnt know why his office staff told us he was rushed to the hospital for other complications. When my husband asked him why he lied to us over the past 5 months about the car repairs, Mr. Cork would only say, "I wish I could explain that to you."
Well, I wish they wouldnt have deceived us in order to buy time. I wish they would have just been honest. I wish my son hadnt been so deflated after we gave him the news. I wish I would have taken the car some place else.