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Bloody rubbish and not acceptable!Got a reply from the FO, not a good one either!£100 compensation is acceptable apparently. I will pen a strong response today (I have 2 weeks) and pick some serious holes in his findings, which I believe there are.
That sums up my reply. Told him to review his findings and do it properly this time.Bloody rubbish and not acceptable!
For any small claim, you need to be clear on the amount you are claiming. So in this case, the cost of having an alarm fitted to take the car up to the spec it should have been. If you accept their offer, all bets are off and you will have no further recourse.A bump for my last query about small claims, anyone done it?
They haven't budged on their paltry offer of £100 and they want me to accept or reject it, so I'm wondering whether to take it and just buy a steering lock with it or try and take it further if possible.
Any collective thoughts?
I concur with Diggler.A bump for my last query about small claims, anyone done it?
They haven't budged on their paltry offer of £100 and they want me to accept or reject it, so I'm wondering whether to take it and just buy a steering lock with it or try and take it further if possible.
Any collective thoughts?
Don't know, at this rate the UN, NASA and the Illuminati should be involved...I concur with Diggler.
I am a little behind you with the ombudsman but think it's worth a go with the SCC. I have used it before, albeit a long time ago, and their views are pretty cut and dry.
On car has “No Alarm”…. Apologies if already covered and answered previous. Our Handbook says how to active the Alarm, I tried that procedure and nothing beeped or happened.I've seen a recent post on the Facebook group suggesting that our vehicles don't come with an alarm, but only an immobiliser.
I thought it must just be a mistake - but it occurs to me that several times I have locked the car with the windows open while its been hot, and the alarm hasn't been set off. Usually I'd expect air movement within the cabin to trigger it.
Anyone actually heard their alarm go off?
All Toyota UK supplied GR86 do not have alarm. Forget what the sales literature or user manual says.
I received a copy of the correspondence that the financial ombudsman has sent to Toyota Financial Services in relation to my complaint and it certainly doesn't hold back. It confirms with misrepresentation and demands various things including ending the agreement, handing the car back, etc. etc.
It is not something I considered but will likely extract a better response from TFS.
Would be good to see an extract of the ombudsman’s response. I think a message to Toyota directing them to remedy the situation to your satisfaction or have the car back would produce a more productive responseI received a copy of the correspondence that the financial ombudsman has sent to Toyota Financial Services in relation to my complaint and it certainly doesn't hold back. It confirms with misrepresentation and demands various things including ending the agreement, handing the car back, etc. etc.
It is not something I considered but will likely extract a better response from TFS.
The wording from the FO to TFS in their correspondence covers this, so no need for me to repeat this to them directly.Would be good to see an extract of the ombudsman’s response. I think a message to Toyota directing them to remedy the situation to your satisfaction or have the car back would produce a more productive response![]()
So what happens now? Is it just a case of waiting for Toyota’s response?The wording from the FO to TFS in their correspondence covers this, so no need for me to repeat this to them directly.