I have a Cub Cadet ridding lawn mower Serial # 1JO24H30025. I’ve owned it for five or six years. According to my dealer: ( Country Gardens ) Roxboro N.C. 27574; this lawn mower is one that has had issues with the transmission from the very beginning. This information was not given to me until lately. Sometime ago...
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Back in 2012 I bought a new Cub Cadet snowblower and until 2021, with limited use over the years and regular maintenance looks brand new. We recently had a larger than normal storm and my son was clearing the snow when the auger stopped. When I got home I cleared the…
Had a CUB CADET snow thrower for over 10 years and it chewed through the worst of snows. With the product quality in mind, I ordered this Cub Cadet 21 in. 159cc Engine SC300IP on May 11, 2020. I ordered it online through Home Depot, and the product arrived in a day….
Bought a Cub Cadet XT2 with a 42″ snow blower just before a storm was coming. The dealer delivered it assembled and I parked it in my garage facing the the driveway so I could open the bay door, start that mother up and get to work. Engaged the pto and the belt flew…
I recently had a cub Cadet snowblower delivered to my house and upon assembling some of it together and trying to start it the snowblower would not start. I pulled the ripcord in order to get it started and the whole cord came out and would not retract back in. The blower was taken to bison turf...
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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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