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  • WOMEN BEWARE!!! Can I leave 0 stars? I have never dealt with such a sketchy company. I called about a dead battery that needed a jump. And was quoted between 165 and 190 to have someone come fix it which was fine, I was at home with my baby and had no choice. After the mechanic was done he gave me a bill for $290 and billed for a new battery and an hour of labor on my car even though he was literally there for seven minutes. I know because I was standing holding my child at dinner time looking at the clock because I had to get her to bed. He kept trying to get me to go get him cash even though I explained I couldn't leave the house with my little one. He made me feel extremely uncomfortable and he said he no way to take a credit card. I tried for a half an hour to call the main line listed and no one was answering even though it states they are open until 9pm. After I told him I had left a message at the main number, then he somehow was magically able to pull up the invoice sheet that had a place for me to put my credit card information. I filled out my information and told him even though it was twice what I was quoted I was going to keep trying to call the main office because I wasn't given the AAA discount I was promised nor was this the agreed-upon price. But because neither one of us can get a hold of the main office I told him I would take it up with them. I went back into my house. Five minutes later he called me and asked me for the phone number to my bank because he said he couldn't get my credit card to go through and he wanted my bank account information. I told him I was not going to give him my banking information number over the phone and to have someone at the main line listed on the website call me. He then gave me a different number to call, not the business line listed on their website but someone he said would "help" me. I spoke with that person on the phone who said that my quoted price was wrong and that the person who took my call should have explained how the billing works. I told him that his poor business practices were not my problem, and that they could go ahead and run my card but that I would be disputing the charges with someone at the main office and my bank because the whole thing seemed like a phishing scam. I then told him I was going to have the mechanic escorted off property by security because the whole situation was making me feel very uncomfortable. If you are a single woman, or somebody who has small children I would stay away from this company, these men seem predatory. What kind of company asks for your banking information over the phone? And tries to take pictures of your credit cards? Not a legitimate one if you ask me.
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