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  • Report:  #340610

Complaint Review: Planet Ford - Spring Texas

Reported By:
- joliet, Illinois,
Submitted:
Updated:

Planet Ford
20403 I-45 North, Spring, 77388 Texas, U.S.A.
Phone:
281-719-3700
Web:
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I'm going on three weeks now trying apparently in vain, to get a manager to return my calls.I am a former employee in the Collision Center, was even "Employee of the Month", But when I moved to Illinois, I asked them to mail me my paycheck, and they did, minus one full week. I've been trying to resolve this problem with NO help on their end. Is it sooo hard to return my calls and messages??? In this day and age, one weeks pay is very important to me. I don't like being "ripped off". What else can I do???????

Gamal

joliet, Illinois

U.S.A.


4 Updates & Rebuttals

Robert

Buffalo,
New York,
U.S.A.
send them a certified letter.

#2Consumer Suggestion

Mon, June 16, 2008

Send a certified, return receipt requested letter to them request payment. If you know the name of the owner of the business, address the letter to the owner. Explain in detail how you conclude that they still owe you one week's wages and inform them that if they do NOT AGREE that they owe you, you would like a detailed written pay history that establishes that you are not owed any further compensation. Good luck.


Robert

Buffalo,
New York,
U.S.A.
send them a certified letter.

#3Consumer Suggestion

Mon, June 16, 2008

Send a certified, return receipt requested letter to them request payment. If you know the name of the owner of the business, address the letter to the owner. Explain in detail how you conclude that they still owe you one week's wages and inform them that if they do NOT AGREE that they owe you, you would like a detailed written pay history that establishes that you are not owed any further compensation. Good luck.


Robert

Buffalo,
New York,
U.S.A.
send them a certified letter.

#4Consumer Suggestion

Mon, June 16, 2008

Send a certified, return receipt requested letter to them request payment. If you know the name of the owner of the business, address the letter to the owner. Explain in detail how you conclude that they still owe you one week's wages and inform them that if they do NOT AGREE that they owe you, you would like a detailed written pay history that establishes that you are not owed any further compensation. Good luck.


Robert

Buffalo,
New York,
U.S.A.
send them a certified letter.

#5Consumer Suggestion

Mon, June 16, 2008

Send a certified, return receipt requested letter to them request payment. If you know the name of the owner of the business, address the letter to the owner. Explain in detail how you conclude that they still owe you one week's wages and inform them that if they do NOT AGREE that they owe you, you would like a detailed written pay history that establishes that you are not owed any further compensation. Good luck.

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