i bought a new Cub Cadet AWD self propelled lawnmower for 800.00 out of the box, it was broken. i called warranty and talked with 0661**** case # peter cub cadet he said to take in to Lethbridge Honda center for repair. I have a disability and want this mower for its…
Do not order online from this company. Their website is prehistoric, and you cannot email consumer service with questions to maintain a paper trail. I ordered an XT1 tractor on March 5, 2020. Notified by the dealer it would arrive by April 5th. No tractor arrived. I…
Bought a XT 2 46 ” EFI , in 2018 , thought I was getting a real Cub Cadet , I had no idea that it was built by ( MTD ) ! First Problem , Dealer lied to me, saying , it didn’t come with factor owners manual ! Second had a problem that the right...
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I purchased a Cub Cadet XT last June, and after a few weeks of using it, I realized there was an issue with reversing it up a hill and the adapter to wash deck stop working. I decided that I would use it until the season ended. Finally, called Turf Depot (Gantz) to…
first time used one week after purchase… deck not level , bearing making noise and seat fell off … warrant says not our problem fix yourself or take 50 miles. I paid tractor supply store to deliver and purchased extended warranty and its not worth the paper its written on .DO NOT BUY DO User’s recommendation: DO...
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AuMobile unprofessionalism and bad attitude
AuMobile offered to try the Samsung Galaxy Mini II mobile phone (hereinafter - Samsung phone). All contacts were transferred from my phone to the Samsung phone, both from the SIM card and the phone. I was not satisfied with the functionality of the Samsung phone, I took it to the AuMobile customer service center in the Mols Shopping Center. I explained that the numbers are stored not only on the SIM card, but also on the Samsung phone itself, and please transfer them all to my phone. That did not happen. When I discovered that the numbers were missing, I went back and arrogantly replied that I had been given everything I owned. I wrote a complaint. AuMobile justified the incompatibility of its employees with the equipment, as well as stated that it was my duty to create a backup. The Samsung phone dispensers were compatible and the data was transferred correctly, no one informed me that it was my responsibility to create a backup. Isn't it strange that I myself am to blame for the AuMobile employee deleting my contacts? : ) Also - I was given a copy of the acceptance-transfer deed, not the original! When I gave up AuMobile as an operator, I was billed unreasonably.
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