[quote=h71y6,Jul 21 2010, 08:06 PM]
[quote=titarium,Jul 21 2010, 06:06 PM]
please highlight your issue to HQ .... one of our member did this who is a buyer in the first batch ... made a 1st class attention !!
Thx. How do I do that? I've already called the care line today. Is that HQ?
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Bro,
I have been through the same thing. Basically, if you really cannot wait ... cancel your booking and demand a refund. Go to the Consumer Tribunal if they refuse to refund you. The Consumer Tribunal will fight for you for RM5 which is all you have to pay when you lodge a formal complaint. (Make sure you keep all the records)
No point highlight to HQ nor Careline. They are one and the same. For 2.0, Naza just dont have enough stock and cannot allocate. They are just good at saying, we will check and get back to you (which they never do). Personally, I have heard this more than 10x... even 2-3 emails from CMD Naza HQ saying the same...will check and get back to you but no stock for the moment (Booked 2.0 since March and now changed to 1.6 in July). Its total BS.... Naza could handle it better by not making empty promises every time they fail to deliver. This just goes to prove, NAZA CMD is a real joke and is 100% not committed to resolving your issue, they just log down ur complaint and thats where it ends.
I don't agree with making 1st class attention, it just frustrate you when there is nothing you can do about it but make yourself and some Naza staff miserable...it gets nowhere. You just have to decide to bear with the wait or cancel and get a refund. Look at it this way, you are paying that small amount for a good car that can sell itself...not the dealer/distributor service that it comes with.
Here is the link:
http://ttpm.kpdnkk.gov.my/portal/index.php...id=39&Itemid=41PULAU PINANG
Ketua Seksyen,
Tribunal Tuntutan Pengguna Malaysia,
Tingkat 9, Bangunan Tuanku Syed Putra,
Leboh Downing,
10300 PULAU PINANG.
TEL: 04-250 5401 / 250 5402
FAX: 04-262 5196
And here is a case example below(slight variation but the same applies). Try talking to them and careline about your refund first. If that fails.... go post everywhere e.g Facebook <http://www.facebook.com/kiamalaysia?v=app_2373072738>
If all fails, then you may have to go to the Tribunal... you will most probably get your refund, but it may take weeks to months.
Car
Suri visited a car exhibition and was attracted to a model of the national car. She agreed to purchase the car and paid the deposit. After a week, Suri was contacted by the sales representative of the car dealer and was informed that the particular car that she had ordered was out of stock. New stock for the car she ordered would be of a higher price as the car would have added accessories.
Suri refused to purchase the car from the new stock as the difference in price between the old stock and the new stock would be more than RM4,000.00. Suri demanded her deposit be returned as it had been the failure on the part of the car dealer to provide her with the car that she had ordered.
The car dealer refused to return her deposit and instead told her to look for another purchaser to replace her booking to buy a car.
Suri filed a claim at the Tribunal for Consumer Claims.
Award Form 9 : The dealer agreed to refund the deposit of RM3,000.00 to Suri. Last Updated ( Wednesday, 06 August 2008 )
This post has been edited by bmkia: Jul 21 2010, 10:20 PM