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By viator,
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shanef Grand Master

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Not sure why your so passionate about this subject Shane...

I think you should have a look at yourself before casting judgement on others...

Im not kissing anyones butt, im being a fence sitter/moderator/mediator as I usually do. When a "workshop" thread arises I simplly point out every time that there is always to sides two a story. Also that for every bad story you hear there is usually a good one. Everyone has had a problem with someone along the line with their car. You too have had bad experiences with workshops that others trust. Its life, deal with it but there is no need to add fuel to a fire you didnt start.

As they say people in glass house's should not throw stones...

Settle down, take a chill pill. Your point is not coming accross very well cause your insulting people...

You catch my bee's with honey rather than vinegar...

hows that saying go, hook line & sinker? :)

im so 'passionate' caus it looks like im one of the only 1's that has the balls to say what i've said, everyone else is worried about getting flamed or warned, sad but true :)

i've had enough envolvement with numerous workshops that i can pass judgement, just because my current car isnt running, dont mean ive never had experience with workshops with other cars, caus thats incorrect.

and i could've called him a f**ktard, dropkick, dickhead etc etc but i thought i shouldnt go that far :wub:

You want the other half of the story ring Allstar Tuning..

why should i? like noel said u were the one who stated theres a second side to this story, yet u cant even back up that claim.

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shanef Grand Master

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Why? It wasnt Allstar that claimed there was another side to the story. It was you. Back it up.

I am not taking sides on this issue. I have been around too long to think that any workshop regardless of how good they are will not have in house issues and or unpleaseable customers from time to time. In this case however the poster has been quite forward in stating his experience with this particular outfit and on face value it would appear his grievance is justified.

If you or anybody else is in a position to refute that It would do more good than harm .

And Shane...STFU. :)

i agree, and NO :)

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glad to see you have your car sorted and you now have a tuner you can trust,

when it comes to workshops it is always a touchy subject, i have been to my far share and i find all of them have bad stories and they all make mistakes, to me it is way they deal with them that sets them apart, however i have also found that the more the owner knows about the car the better the results seems to be.

Noy Experienced

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So many cry babies in here chasing attention.. call me what you like shane, i dont give 2 shits..

I'll put it simple so shane can understand...

Viator dropped his car off to have "said mods" done to his car, rang back 3-4 times during the day expecting his car to be done..

Next day same, phone calls coming thick and fast. wanting his car with haltech installed, fully tuned Inc cold start etc..

Car was given back to viator not finished and he knew this..

Signs up to SAU just to get discount from ATS, first chance he gets has a cry on the internet about how hard done by he thinks he is...

Even after posting that he will never go back to ATS he rings them constantly and wants to book his car back in to get more work done...

Hope thats simple enough for you shane, attached to this you'll find a pic of some tissues, print them out and have a cry buddy...

viator good luck in future with your car,

good luck to you too shane maybe your car will be on the road before it all rusts away... :D

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shanef Grand Master

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So many cry babies in here chasing attention.. call me what you like shane, i dont give 2 shits..

I'll put it simple so shane can understand...

Viator dropped his car off to have "said mods" done to his car, rang back 3-4 times during the day expecting his car to be done..

Next day same, phone calls coming thick and fast. wanting his car with haltech installed, fully tuned Inc cold start etc..

Car was given back to viator not finished and he knew this..

Signs up to SAU just to get discount from ATS, first chance he gets has a cry on the internet about how hard done by he thinks he is...

Even after posting that he will never go back to ATS he rings them constantly and wants to book his car back in to get more work done...

Hope thats simple enough for you shane, attached to this you'll find a pic of some tissues, print them out and have a cry buddy...

viator good luck in future with your car,

good luck to you too shane maybe your car will be on the road before it all rusts away... :D

haha finally a half decent reply!

thats all i was after, instead of a reply of i should ring richard lol

ur an ass kisser, im a cry baby, how bout we kiss and make up? :D

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