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    Oil changes

    Routine automotive maintenance

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    My girlfriend took her 1999 Ford POS to a random mechanic in Rhode Island to get it inspected and…read moreit happened to be One Stop. This guy took advantage of her expertly. 'It's gonna need about $1200 in work to pass inspection...' Long story short, he 'found' new things wrong with the car after every time she took it in and $2500 in (to a $1800 KBB value car) I put a stop to his shenanigans. Here are a few of the highlights of this scammer, in no order. He wrote out 'Labor Cost' but not in units (hours), just a random (high) number with a dollar sign next to it. Replaced a rear brake bulb and a plate bulb... $40 and $30 labor respectively... How many dollars does it take to screw in two lightbulbs? It turns out the punchline is '70'. Replaced two struts, buying the quick fix type ($200) that take 30 minutes a piece to put in, rather than the normal type ($60) that take an hour or so... charged her $320 in labor... but what is labor per hour? Who knows... $320 an hour I'm guessing. Of course, he didn't offer her an option, just bought them and installed them then held her car hostage until she came up with $750 when she was expecting $350 bill... 'Replaced' two tie rods... one of the replacements was a used stock 1999 Ford POS tie rod otherwise known as 'the old tie-rod'... Anyway... he's a shady mechanic, but he is truly expert at bilking single moms out of money he knows they literally don't have, so if you're into that sort of stuff you should check him out.

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