.Mark,
You cannot be serious! You want to reach out to me directly.Mark, I emailed you -see below- you had no reply. Next- I mailed the letter to you. No reply.Further- I dropped a copy of the letter off and left it at the manager's office. Finally, I put a full copy of the letter in the tip barrel.
There was no reply-no response. Zero.This is the same motif, or conduct from 15 moths ago with the 'oily' full detail package I bought and from the same event which Splash failed to install the windshield protection product.In that event I wrote you too. You called me five months later- and said you'd get back to me with a solution. There was not a peep from you afterwards.
As to the current spate of damage events I have made them clear to your staff on an "incident by incident" basis.And the symphony of shoddy work and surface damage to my car concluded yesterday with the gouged wheel.Your manager (Leo) showed me there is no "right side rail" that could gouge the wheel. The real culprit is that sharp-edged box the short men use to clean car roofs.
Fact: I polished my wheels Sunday night. I did not drive my car Monday -and on Tuesday I drove directly to Splash. Your outfit gouged the wheel, it is not a curb impact, because its clear when you look at the wheel. There is a 'gouge start- and a gouge stop' - its a momentary rotational impact - (because the man then moved the box).
This is my 16th Model 911. I have a new one coming in January.There is not a 'spider web) of damage on the body, on the wheels or in the interior - except for the damage Splash caused, over and over.
I have never, as the Yelp ost states- posted on Yelp, or read Yelp for any reason.
My dealer's general manager will gladly tell you today that each car I traded in 'appears brand new except for the odometer reading'.
Mark, you ignored the calamity regarding the windshield protectant. Your staff ignored warning after warning about the recent membership's damages.
It can be summarized as " No one at Splash gives a hoot" about the cars they clean.
Mark
This is not the first time (nor the second) that I have written to you.
First , near or about two years ago I got a new black Porsche Carrera. At three months old, I made an appointment for Splash in Greenwich to do a full detailing.At the time of the appointment (when it was made or scheduled) I confirmed that Splash would do the full detail AND apply the windshield protectant package that is advertised on the wall by your cashier.The manager at that time confirmed with me that he would do the full auto detail- THEN- apply the window treatment.The appointment was five days after the call to make it was made.I dropped my car off and walked to Greenwich library. But when I dropped it off I reconfirmed the two products (SERVICES) I ordered and expected to have performed Six hours later I walked back and my car returned to me.
What was overly obvious was the ArmorAll or whatever 'goop' Splash applied to the leather seats. There was so much goop I had to wipe the driver's seat off in order to sit on it. I then had to take my gym towel and wipe the goop off the passenger seat too.I was also told they did not perform the glass protectant treatment. Frankly (since I always do my own hand washing) the windshield product was the true purpose of the visit to Splash.When questioned the cashier told me "we are out of stock" on the windshield treatment. I made her write a note to contact me when the product was in stock.
No one ever called. Further, how is it the manager booked an appointment nearly a week in advance and failed to have the materials needed?
Next, I wrote YOU a lengthy letter regarding this. It was mailed to Splash in Greenwich labeled "personal/confidential"
YOU phoned me two months AFTER I sent the letter. YOU told me that you'd make sure the Greenwich manager contacted me regarding clearing up the virtual oil spill on my seats- AND- to reschedule the windshield treatment.Thereafter- there was no word from Splash.
In July of this year (because I am staying at a place with no water hose) I signed up for a monthly 'all inclusive package'. It is your unlimited product. It is about $55 a month. I was told it was hand-wash and hand dry.This is what I observed
1- vacuum on entry: rubber hoses draped over the body of the car causing noticeable scratches to the clear coat.2- men wheel cleaning by using wood (oak) bristle brushes on sticks and they use a chopping motion. Oak is much harder than the powder-coated aluminum colored Porsche wheel. I sat and watched then 'stab' at the wheels much like someone might use a spade to chop ice. I instantly realized they were chipped the coating off my What the entry people did was to use oak brushes as if they were chopping ice. Stabbing the wheels and chipping the surface.I then stopped them in the subsequent visits from vacuuming the car and from cleaning the wheels.
Further, from the outset (of the monthly package) I noticed at the finalization st read more