Quick Fit Engine Service Reviews
Quick Fit Engine Service Overview
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1.0 star rating based on 1 review; consumers are mostly dissatisfied with Quick Fit Engine Service and raise serious privacy and conduct concerns.
Positive Feedback
No positive comments appear in published Quick Fit Engine Service reviews; there is no praise for pricing, service range, or customer service.
Negative Feedback / Risk Areas
- Alleged overcharging and poor billing transparency leading to complaints about refunds and value.
- Hostile owner conduct and privacy violations with personal details posted online.
- Poor customer service and unclear diagnoses leaving customers without useful repair information.
Key Takeaways for Future Customers
- Check multiple Quick Fit Engine Service reviews and customer complaints before booking and confirm written diagnostics and pricing.
- Consider alternatives for engine diagnosis to avoid potential billing disputes and privacy concerns.
The generated data is based on reviews and questionnaires provided by PissedConsumer.com users.
1.0 star rating based on 1 review; consumers are mostly dissatisfied with Quick Fit Engine Service and raise serious privacy and conduct concerns.
Positive Feedback
No positive comments appear in published Quick Fit Engine Service reviews; there is no praise for pricing, service range, or customer service.
Negative Feedback / Risk Areas
- Alleged overcharging and poor billing transparency leading to complaints about refunds and value.
- Hostile owner conduct and privacy violations with personal details posted online.
- Poor customer service and unclear diagnoses leaving customers without useful repair information.
Key Takeaways for Future Customers
- Check multiple Quick Fit Engine Service reviews and customer complaints before booking and confirm written diagnostics and pricing.
- Consider alternatives for engine diagnosis to avoid potential billing disputes and privacy concerns.
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Brisbane, Queensland
The owner of quick fit engine service scammed me and released our private information online
- - Paid $500 for diagnosis but got only a brief description.
- - The owner was aggressive, leaked my wife's details online, and no real diagnosis was provided.
Check this out for an invoice. I agreed to pay $500 for an engine diagnosis from quick fit engine service, (my car was no longer driving) and this is what I got back.
I asked for a more detailed description and Steve the owner said that's all I'm getting. "If you want more, you pay more".
Stephen was very aggressive and seemed agitated, like he had no time for us. Even though he wanted us to spend $500 for a piece of paper that read 'engine problems, engine semi seized'. This is information we already knew before coming to his mechanic shop.
I reluctantly paid the bill, if I didn't, I wasn't getting my key back.
I went home and left a poor review on his Google page. The owner of quick fit engine service, Steve, replied and of course angry. He called me a keyboard warrior and said I need to grow some balls. He then posted my wife's name and number publicly on the forum.
In Australia, that is against the privacy act, in other words illegal.
I emailed Stephen (quick fit engine service owner) from the email displayed on his website, telling him to remove my wife's details. He responded, 'why?, I have more for you'
I then responded, 'like what?'
He then sent me the following email - "That you offered to pay it off with a BJ.
After I refused your offer and you left, I was thinking who would of done the service, yourself or (wife)?
You can call me to discuss."
A few days after receiving the email he has changed the Google review, he has done some damage control and stated he did give a verbal engine diagnosis - which is a complete lie, we still have no idea what is wrong with our car engine.
This is my worst experience with a business yet.
Steve is a sad man that likes to rip people off and thinks he will get away with it. I'm appalled at his comments and the fact he would leak private information online over a justified negative review.
- Release of private information
- Threatening emails
- Bad service
Preferred solution: Full refund
User's recommendation: Stay away from Quick Fit Engine Service and well away from Steve (the owner). He is a scam artist and will con you out of money AND waste your time. I cant be the only person he's screwed over for money. Look elsewhere for mechanical services.
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