Pohanka Scams Metropolitan Contest?
"Hey Joe,
I have looked through the Metropolitan Magazine and see that Pohanka yet-again won. Being an ex-employee, (leaving on good terms), let me enlighten you on how they win. When it is time to vote, Pohanka e-mails all of it's employees and offers them extra incentives to provide names and addresses of friends and family to vote for them. The more names and addresses provided by the employee, the bigger the incentive they get. This is totally unfair to the other honest dealerships around that work just as hard and are just as good if not better than them. Why must they feel that they have to cheat instead of earning what they get?! I refused to do this each time that the email reached me because it is just plain wrong!"
I have looked through the Metropolitan Magazine and see that Pohanka yet-again won. Being an ex-employee, (leaving on good terms), let me enlighten you on how they win. When it is time to vote, Pohanka e-mails all of it's employees and offers them extra incentives to provide names and addresses of friends and family to vote for them. The more names and addresses provided by the employee, the bigger the incentive they get. This is totally unfair to the other honest dealerships around that work just as hard and are just as good if not better than them. Why must they feel that they have to cheat instead of earning what they get?! I refused to do this each time that the email reached me because it is just plain wrong!"
Can You Trust Pohanka?
My 78 year old Mother In Law took her Toyota up to Pohanka the other day because she was going to make a trip to North Carolina and she wanted to make sure her fluids were at the proper level and so forth.
Mind you, this vehicle is a couple of years old and it's her around town vehicle with very low miles on it, 9,000 to be exact.
By the time she got out of there she was hit with replacing the water pump and a belt that allegedly needed to be replaced.
Now I don't know about any of you but there was no noise coming from any belt and the damn belt better last for more mileage than 9,000 miles, especially on a Toyota. There were NO fluids leaking out of the vehicle onto the ground and no overheating problems whatsoever, but she is a woman and she is 78 years old. Need I say more?
No one is selling cars, so obviously they need to make it up on service.
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