BrokenSVT
Pinnacle OPE Member
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- 3556
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- Jul 10, 2017
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- Georgetown, OH
...because we all know he'll see them.
Knowing your personality type all too well, I honestly hate to provide you with this type of attention. I'm going to take that risk, with the hope that you draw something from these words and attempt to help your own situation.
Jason, you clearly possess talent. I've heard from folks who have contracted your work and been genuinely pleased. I saw your smoothing on the exhaust port of my 046 cylinder, and it was phenomenal.
Integrity, though...
Someone once told me that integrity is "doing the right thing, even when no one is looking." I think that makes perfect sense, and the context is undeniable with the job you offered to do for me.
I won't go into great, boring detail here; because frankly, you know precisely what services and parts you offered for our agreed-upon price. I've posted the important excerpts from our conversation elsewhere to be seen by all, and I would gladly post screenshots just the same, to dispel any myth. The fact is, you did very little of what you promised:
There is no port work in that cylinder. The rubber parts were not replaced. The carburetor was not rebuilt. OEM parts were not used where promised or implied, and installation of certain parts was subpar. The clutch was not replaced. The case was never split, and bearings were not replaced. We never even discussed an oil pump (lost in the lies?). Attention to detail went out the window at the very beginning.
The real shame here is that I'm not the only one with a similar experience. What of the $1500 064? What happened there? To tell folks that was your personal dream saw is a fallacy. No one believes that you put that pile of junk inside a clean case because you were going to use it yourself.
Two cases of applying minimal work to the exterior, so as to cover up poor work and junk parts on the interior. I don't believe in coincidences. Most folks don't, actually. People know your business model now. But why is that your method?
People trusted you...and you stole from them. You took their money and didn't provide anything in exchange. Here's a direct quote of your words from FirewoodHoardersClub.com:
"Nobody has ever paid me for something they didn't get,it has never happened."
Horseshit.
You can clearly do good work. You have the capability. I can't believe that you would turn out such shoddy work in the name of maximizing profits? To break promises and contracts is to lose future repeat business.
I also understand that you're attempting to convince people that I'm lying on the conditions of the job I paid you for. Why would you do such a thing, when it's all in writing? When the proof is before us in the form of pictures?
You need help. What kind, I don't know. It's up to you to find it. If relationships can be rebuilt after such breech of integrity, it's on you to fix.
And to think, all of this over a couple of saws and a handful of dollars.
I wish you the best, because that's how it should be.
Knowing your personality type all too well, I honestly hate to provide you with this type of attention. I'm going to take that risk, with the hope that you draw something from these words and attempt to help your own situation.
Jason, you clearly possess talent. I've heard from folks who have contracted your work and been genuinely pleased. I saw your smoothing on the exhaust port of my 046 cylinder, and it was phenomenal.
Integrity, though...
Someone once told me that integrity is "doing the right thing, even when no one is looking." I think that makes perfect sense, and the context is undeniable with the job you offered to do for me.
I won't go into great, boring detail here; because frankly, you know precisely what services and parts you offered for our agreed-upon price. I've posted the important excerpts from our conversation elsewhere to be seen by all, and I would gladly post screenshots just the same, to dispel any myth. The fact is, you did very little of what you promised:
There is no port work in that cylinder. The rubber parts were not replaced. The carburetor was not rebuilt. OEM parts were not used where promised or implied, and installation of certain parts was subpar. The clutch was not replaced. The case was never split, and bearings were not replaced. We never even discussed an oil pump (lost in the lies?). Attention to detail went out the window at the very beginning.
The real shame here is that I'm not the only one with a similar experience. What of the $1500 064? What happened there? To tell folks that was your personal dream saw is a fallacy. No one believes that you put that pile of junk inside a clean case because you were going to use it yourself.
Two cases of applying minimal work to the exterior, so as to cover up poor work and junk parts on the interior. I don't believe in coincidences. Most folks don't, actually. People know your business model now. But why is that your method?
People trusted you...and you stole from them. You took their money and didn't provide anything in exchange. Here's a direct quote of your words from FirewoodHoardersClub.com:
"Nobody has ever paid me for something they didn't get,it has never happened."
Horseshit.
You can clearly do good work. You have the capability. I can't believe that you would turn out such shoddy work in the name of maximizing profits? To break promises and contracts is to lose future repeat business.
I also understand that you're attempting to convince people that I'm lying on the conditions of the job I paid you for. Why would you do such a thing, when it's all in writing? When the proof is before us in the form of pictures?
You need help. What kind, I don't know. It's up to you to find it. If relationships can be rebuilt after such breech of integrity, it's on you to fix.
And to think, all of this over a couple of saws and a handful of dollars.
I wish you the best, because that's how it should be.
