nic08 said:
when the installer arrives to install the system, she obiviously will not be here, so how do i go about getting the installation performed without her presence?
i expect to get flamed for this but any suggestions or tips would be appreciated.
I will probably be the one that gets a "Flame" job out of this, but we have been dealing with these kind of issues since 1996. Here are a few steps, that will prevent these kinds of problems in the future.
1. Always write out and send your cancellations to what ever company you are dealing with. This way you have proof of what you have communicated.
2. Write a letter to the VP of Marketing, for those after the fact situations, and ask for some help, so that you can get back on track with the company that you are dealing with.
3. Don't try to circumvent anybody's system, just to keep from straightening out the mess. Take the time to do it right, so that you can get on with your life, instead of having to hide from the problem.
We have specific instructions, for all of our Techs, that if the Customer cannot produce, positive identification, then they are to abort the installation. We are not willing to jeopardize our reputation or dealership, just because someone is not honest enough to tell the truth. There isn't enough money, in the installation, to begin with, why would we lower our ethics or credibility, for someone who doesn't care anyway...
Last but certainly not least, life is too short to help someone cheat!!! If you have an installer that is willing to cheat someone else, do you trust them in your home??? Do you really want someone in or around your home, that you can't trust???