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Asked by Vicky1944 Oct 03, 2014 at 01:06 PM about the 1995 Toyota Corolla LE

Question type: General

Over a month ago I bought a 1995 Toyota corolla with a defective passenger seat belt.
You were to have it repaired and supposedly the new belt part was ordered. It has
been over a month with NOTHING from you. My question is this. What is it gonna take
to get you to do what you said you would do? Do I need to go to social media or small
claims court or both ? Until it is fixed I can't have a passenger in my car and it is getting
very frustrating. I have called many times and "someone will get right on it" That is a
joke cause I never even get a call back so I need to hear from you. Charles Schmidt
1995 Corolla  503-501-8263

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T_S_T answered 9 years ago

First of all vicky,i feel for you and what they are treating you,but take my advice,a soon as you get trew reading this, remove it,your phone number is exsposed to a lot of people,on here,and that will only give you more headake,s from scammer,s,click the little gray box with the star and down symbol and delete this post,then write it again without your phone #.

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