Seriously pi$$ed off at Tracker
This is a copy of a letter I've just drafted to Tracker. It explains what has happened in full detail so I wont go into any further details.
Please feel free to give feedback and suggestions for changes if you think them necessary.
[QUOTE]Dear Mr. Bellwood, (Tracker head honcho)
I am writing to complain about the manner in which I have been treated during the process of getting my tracking device serviced.
My vehicle (Honda S2000 registration XXXX XXX) had been booked in to have its tracker serviced today. I had also arranged for several other tradespersons to visit my house and had arranged to have a free day specifically for this purpose. At around 10.30 am I telephoned your installations department to get an idea as to what time the engineer would be visiting. The time that I was given was midday which fitted well into my schedule as I had another appointment (plumber) between 2
Please feel free to give feedback and suggestions for changes if you think them necessary.
[QUOTE]Dear Mr. Bellwood, (Tracker head honcho)
I am writing to complain about the manner in which I have been treated during the process of getting my tracking device serviced.
My vehicle (Honda S2000 registration XXXX XXX) had been booked in to have its tracker serviced today. I had also arranged for several other tradespersons to visit my house and had arranged to have a free day specifically for this purpose. At around 10.30 am I telephoned your installations department to get an idea as to what time the engineer would be visiting. The time that I was given was midday which fitted well into my schedule as I had another appointment (plumber) between 2
What's the odds that their big wigs e-mail addresses are just their names eg john.smith@tracker.co.uk
I've got all their names from the website
http://www.thankstotracker.com/home/SVR/Company/senior
and am sorely tempted to send my letter to everyone of them.
Just sent a copy of the letter to all the relevant big wigs, and oh dear, I just got an "out of office" instant reply from their CEO. This could get interesting.
I've got all their names from the website
http://www.thankstotracker.com/home/SVR/Company/senior
and am sorely tempted to send my letter to everyone of them.
Just sent a copy of the letter to all the relevant big wigs, and oh dear, I just got an "out of office" instant reply from their CEO. This could get interesting.
Originally Posted by StevenM,Apr 15 2005, 06:02 PM
I didn't know that trackers need to be serviced.I should read the manual.
I had to ring them up to get that information. You would have thought that they would ring say 2 months before to remind you, but oh no.
It also took them ages when I enquired, to work out when the tracker was fitted to my car (done by previous owner).
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Originally Posted by Bassoctopus,Apr 15 2005, 06:42 PM
If you want to go down the email route try the following...
johnsmith@
john.smith@
john_smith@
jsmith@
Bit of a crap situation, good letter though
johnsmith@
john.smith@
john_smith@
jsmith@
Bit of a crap situation, good letter though

Got an "Auto reply out of office" from their CEO, along with his secretarys e-mail and telephone number for urgent matters in his absence.
Sent it to all of their relevant head guys.




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