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  • talisman
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    Originally posted by onemeangixxer7502 View Post
    luckily my job and business affords me the opportunity to not work every day.


    I don't know any one who works every day. Yeah, this 40 hours a week is rough.

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  • onemeangixxer7502
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    Originally posted by The King View Post
    My goal is to work up the career ladder to being a master sammich maker at Subway.
    haha you mean "sammich artist"

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  • The King
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    Originally posted by onemeangixxer7502 View Post
    I guess if i tried even harder I could be working at the local parts store.
    My goal is to work up the career ladder to being a master sammich maker at Subway.

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  • talisman
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    Originally posted by Txstang1 View Post
    My method would be to blow their shit up until they take care of it and it gets me to quit calling and bitching to them. Its been quite effective in the past when people are dicking around.

    That is an effective method. Used it with All State a few years back.

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  • Leah
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    Originally posted by ceyko View Post
    Leah, did they provide a case/claim/ticket/whatever number where this maybe documented?

    If not it's going to be a real uphill battle for you I think. You. gave up any physical stuff you had and even with it, it could be difficult.

    If there is no recording/documentation though, you just have a clorox smelling trunk that could've been caused be negligence.

    Personally, the most I would do is find a lawyer willing to write a letter with his/her letterhead with some strong wording. More than once that has gotten results for me without them calling my bluff. Past that, it may be cost prohibitive to go much further with it.
    Yes, I have a case number and written correspondence from them about it

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  • Rick Modena
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    Has anyone heard from Chili? I hope you don't wind up on SNAPPED Leah...

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  • onemeangixxer7502
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    Originally posted by talisman View Post
    That cuts deep. I'm sure you're out there battling bears and climbing Everest every day.
    luckily my job and business affords me the opportunity to not work every day.

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  • mstng86
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    Originally posted by ceyko View Post
    Personally, the most I would do is find a lawyer willing to write a letter with his/her letterhead with some strong wording. More than once that has gotten results for me without them calling my bluff. Past that, it may be cost prohibitive to go much further with it.
    This. I would even venture to do some research and see if this has been a common occurrence with these containers. I bet you aren't the first person, and they pretty much assumed responsibility because it is an everyday thing for them.

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  • Txstang1
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    My method would be to blow their shit up until they take care of it and it gets me to quit calling and bitching to them. Its been quite effective in the past when people are dicking around.

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  • Leah
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    Originally posted by onemeangixxer7502 View Post
    So lets get this straight, you gave them the evidence, didn't record the conversation and have no proof what so ever and you're expecting them to pay up?
    Yes, actually. I have never had to do anything like this so I didn't know what to do other than what they told me to do. I guess I'm too trusting? I only expected them to pay out after they said they would, so please excuse my ignorance.

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  • Rick Modena
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    Originally posted by mstng86 View Post
    Lol one day the police are going to come looking for you and use your posts on here as evidence.
    Are you kidding, all of the cops on this website are cool and would never turn anyone in for illegal activities.

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  • dustin
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    Why not just pay to fix the vehicle yourself? If it's a health concern I would probably just take care of it and look for clorox to re-imburse. Probably wouldn't take more than pulling the carpet and cleaning it up.

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  • talisman
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    Originally posted by onemeangixxer7502 View Post
    I guess if i tried even harder I could be working at the local parts store.


    That cuts deep. I'm sure you're out there battling bears and climbing Everest every day.

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  • ceyko
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    Originally posted by Leah View Post
    Uh, how would I be able to do that when clorox has the bottle and lid? Stfu and quit trying to stir shit up.
    Leah, did they provide a case/claim/ticket/whatever number where this maybe documented?

    If not it's going to be a real uphill battle for you I think. You gave up any physical stuff you had and even with it, it could be difficult.

    If there is no recording/documentation though, you just have a clorox smelling trunk that could've been caused be negligence.

    Personally, the most I would do is find a lawyer willing to write a letter with his/her letterhead with some strong wording. More than once that has gotten results for me without them calling my bluff. Past that, it may be cost prohibitive to go much further with it.

    Leave a comment:


  • onemeangixxer7502
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    Originally posted by talisman View Post
    You sure are trying hard.
    I guess if i tried even harder I could be working at the local parts store.

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