Brad
Dallas,#2Consumer Comment
Sat, February 26, 2005
I been a GM service managaer in the Dallas area for 16 years and I am amazed that Just Brakes is still allowed to operate in the state of Texas or for that matter in the USA. I can not begin to tell you the number of times customers have brought their vehicles in stating that when they took their vehicle in for the "$99 four wheel friction reline", they are told that they need over $400 in brake repairs. They seem to have a rubber stamp at Just Brakes for their estimates. The vehicles always need calipers replaced or overhauled, wheel cylinders and usually new rotors. I have yet to see one of these vehicles ever need the repairs REQUIRED by Just Brakes in order to warranty their $99 brake job. Angela, having the Chevrolet dealer fix your brakes was a smart move. I am sure it wasn't the least expensive repair in town but a least it was an honest one and you received original factory parts installed by factory trained technician.
Jennifer
Cleveland,#3Consumer Comment
Thu, October 14, 2004
That was great, I actually enjoyed reading your rebuttal (for a change). Wow, that would be very kool if anybody else besides me understood it! I thoroughly agree, and believe you should have had a part in the recent presidential debates. Peace man ;> !!!!
Boz
Pleasant,#4Consumer Comment
Sat, September 25, 2004
Hi it is Texino and these hurricanes are making me nervous, make my dog nervous make the cat nervous, plus no one donates the fetuses during this time of year. OK Mr. Smith. Did you know that there is a guy in Oregon named Don who went crazy after seeing a certain pattern left on the pavement from a brake fluid spill? So how many people do you think may have been driven mad while you were scooting around Texas with no brakes and picking over a measly $450 dollars! Why some of you people complain over nickel and dime stuff beats me. I should think that $2000 is about right for a brake job that leaves no leaks and gets your car stopped within 45 seconds, and doesn't make anyone crazy. Don't you think? Yeah I thought you would. You know, when I have a break from my important job of yanking stem cells from ah...discarded tissue, I often go outside and talk to the people on the street about the state of the country. Most everyone says the problem is the economy. Well I got in-touch with the President, whom I do not even like although I got to say his war on terror must be working since we have not had any since the last ones, and I said Mr. President how can we, the people fix this economic mess that everyone goes on about? Well the president said, "Texino, spend some damed money." So there you have it and it makes sense. Spend some damed money! That is the deal. Now do not be writing here to Ed and crying about these little bitty rips. If someone takes you for really big dough then telling us about it just proves you are a fool, and if it's just a few grand, just look at it as helping the economy. Makes sense to me. OK now before I head back down to the child chambers let me lay a little Buddhism on you. The world is a great big nasty sewer of a place; the sooner you learn that this is fact the sooner you can start on the road to feeling better. Stay tuned. Texino
Boz
Pleasant,#5Consumer Comment
Sat, September 25, 2004
Hi it is Texino and these hurricanes are making me nervous, make my dog nervous make the cat nervous, plus no one donates the fetuses during this time of year. OK Mr. Smith. Did you know that there is a guy in Oregon named Don who went crazy after seeing a certain pattern left on the pavement from a brake fluid spill? So how many people do you think may have been driven mad while you were scooting around Texas with no brakes and picking over a measly $450 dollars! Why some of you people complain over nickel and dime stuff beats me. I should think that $2000 is about right for a brake job that leaves no leaks and gets your car stopped within 45 seconds, and doesn't make anyone crazy. Don't you think? Yeah I thought you would. You know, when I have a break from my important job of yanking stem cells from ah...discarded tissue, I often go outside and talk to the people on the street about the state of the country. Most everyone says the problem is the economy. Well I got in-touch with the President, whom I do not even like although I got to say his war on terror must be working since we have not had any since the last ones, and I said Mr. President how can we, the people fix this economic mess that everyone goes on about? Well the president said, "Texino, spend some damed money." So there you have it and it makes sense. Spend some damed money! That is the deal. Now do not be writing here to Ed and crying about these little bitty rips. If someone takes you for really big dough then telling us about it just proves you are a fool, and if it's just a few grand, just look at it as helping the economy. Makes sense to me. OK now before I head back down to the child chambers let me lay a little Buddhism on you. The world is a great big nasty sewer of a place; the sooner you learn that this is fact the sooner you can start on the road to feeling better. Stay tuned. Texino
Boz
Pleasant,#6Consumer Comment
Sat, September 25, 2004
Hi it is Texino and these hurricanes are making me nervous, make my dog nervous make the cat nervous, plus no one donates the fetuses during this time of year. OK Mr. Smith. Did you know that there is a guy in Oregon named Don who went crazy after seeing a certain pattern left on the pavement from a brake fluid spill? So how many people do you think may have been driven mad while you were scooting around Texas with no brakes and picking over a measly $450 dollars! Why some of you people complain over nickel and dime stuff beats me. I should think that $2000 is about right for a brake job that leaves no leaks and gets your car stopped within 45 seconds, and doesn't make anyone crazy. Don't you think? Yeah I thought you would. You know, when I have a break from my important job of yanking stem cells from ah...discarded tissue, I often go outside and talk to the people on the street about the state of the country. Most everyone says the problem is the economy. Well I got in-touch with the President, whom I do not even like although I got to say his war on terror must be working since we have not had any since the last ones, and I said Mr. President how can we, the people fix this economic mess that everyone goes on about? Well the president said, "Texino, spend some damed money." So there you have it and it makes sense. Spend some damed money! That is the deal. Now do not be writing here to Ed and crying about these little bitty rips. If someone takes you for really big dough then telling us about it just proves you are a fool, and if it's just a few grand, just look at it as helping the economy. Makes sense to me. OK now before I head back down to the child chambers let me lay a little Buddhism on you. The world is a great big nasty sewer of a place; the sooner you learn that this is fact the sooner you can start on the road to feeling better. Stay tuned. Texino
Boz
Pleasant,#7Consumer Comment
Sat, September 25, 2004
Hi it is Texino and these hurricanes are making me nervous, make my dog nervous make the cat nervous, plus no one donates the fetuses during this time of year. OK Mr. Smith. Did you know that there is a guy in Oregon named Don who went crazy after seeing a certain pattern left on the pavement from a brake fluid spill? So how many people do you think may have been driven mad while you were scooting around Texas with no brakes and picking over a measly $450 dollars! Why some of you people complain over nickel and dime stuff beats me. I should think that $2000 is about right for a brake job that leaves no leaks and gets your car stopped within 45 seconds, and doesn't make anyone crazy. Don't you think? Yeah I thought you would. You know, when I have a break from my important job of yanking stem cells from ah...discarded tissue, I often go outside and talk to the people on the street about the state of the country. Most everyone says the problem is the economy. Well I got in-touch with the President, whom I do not even like although I got to say his war on terror must be working since we have not had any since the last ones, and I said Mr. President how can we, the people fix this economic mess that everyone goes on about? Well the president said, "Texino, spend some damed money." So there you have it and it makes sense. Spend some damed money! That is the deal. Now do not be writing here to Ed and crying about these little bitty rips. If someone takes you for really big dough then telling us about it just proves you are a fool, and if it's just a few grand, just look at it as helping the economy. Makes sense to me. OK now before I head back down to the child chambers let me lay a little Buddhism on you. The world is a great big nasty sewer of a place; the sooner you learn that this is fact the sooner you can start on the road to feeling better. Stay tuned. Texino