James
Guthrie,#2Consumer Comment
Tue, June 02, 2009
the installer should have had you sign a contract . right after he finished the install and going over the operation of the equipment. you should of had a chance to read it before signing it. did you read the contract before signing it. plus did you receive a copy of the contract. understanding is a 2 way street. i understand the frustration in getting the equipment serviced. most people dont ask about the warranty. i had one guy tell me he didnt give a rats a@# about the warranty. the dealer is required to give a 6 month installation warranty. i give a 1 year installation warranty and put it in writting. then 8 months into the contract then the customer starts getting charged for the dhpp warranty. in the end they should have explained things better and you should have read them before signing.