M.I.K.
Cornville,#2Consumer Comment
Wed, November 30, 2016
My report posted today says I'm the owner of the company. I am not. He sadly passed away last year. I am a cunsumer who has ured him many tomes.
M.I.K.
Cornville,#3REBUTTAL Owner of company
Wed, November 30, 2016
I've used the Wizzard of Odds numerous times. Stev was a distinguished WW II vet. He started the businessjust after the war and like many vets used what he knew to return to civilian life. He once shared with me and my late wife some of his experiences in battle.
Every time I went to him he went to what seemed the end of the earth to find what I needed. I found his priced quite resonable. Sadly, he passed away late last year. His family is doing what they can to keep their father's drem alive. They don't know how long that will be. Maybe at his advanced age he wasn't as sharp as he once was.
I am returning to his store this Friday to get those hard to find parts only he had. I purchsaed 2 huricane lamp glasses for les than $50 ea. I expected to pay twice as much.
I'm not trying to make excuses for him not meeting your detailed, expectations but it seems to me he did the best he could with what he had. At his age and considering what he did for his country he shouldn't be slammed by you. Repair prices for almost everthing this day and age are considerably more. Auto, plumbing, auto and appliance repair cost $60+/hr. At his advanced age maybe he used old formsor his memory wasn't as sharp as it once was. Who knows what the ravages of war took on him. I'm sure he tried his best under the circumstances.
Just this for a moment. If it wasn't for brave men like him serving and putting their lives on the line you could be livig in an Axis country or maybe not here at all.