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Thanks everyone for voicing out your views, opinions and suggestion for this.
And especially thank you Wong and Buck who helped me to communicate with Proton and remain patience with me.
I must admit i have gone rather pushy and emo nemo everytime i heard Proton's name being mentioned.
I met the Proton Customer Service Deparment today to clear the air and also come to a consensus. Basically they have agreed to reimburse the amount of loan paid until today and add it into the downpayment for the said new car. Also manage to clear off some issues that have been bogging my mind since day 1.
Apparently it WAS, the service centre's fault; a case of negligence and not Proton's manufacturing defect or quality control issue. (so worry not, your car is very safe)
Proton has been very helpful all this while; acting as the mediator between myself and Siang Hin.
Proton has urged myself and also other proton users to not ban or lose trust/hope into Sin Siang Hin as this was the first case ever happened and the person who service my car has been transfered. Sin Siang Hin's Quality Assurance will be reevaluated after this incident and 17 of their branches will be affected.
I will update accordingly if there are further progress. In the meantime and for now, things are looking good. Smile
Thank you all. I will still be driving a NEO after this. Poyo
And especially thank you Wong and Buck who helped me to communicate with Proton and remain patience with me.
I must admit i have gone rather pushy and emo nemo everytime i heard Proton's name being mentioned.
I met the Proton Customer Service Deparment today to clear the air and also come to a consensus. Basically they have agreed to reimburse the amount of loan paid until today and add it into the downpayment for the said new car. Also manage to clear off some issues that have been bogging my mind since day 1.
Apparently it WAS, the service centre's fault; a case of negligence and not Proton's manufacturing defect or quality control issue. (so worry not, your car is very safe)
Proton has been very helpful all this while; acting as the mediator between myself and Siang Hin.
Proton has urged myself and also other proton users to not ban or lose trust/hope into Sin Siang Hin as this was the first case ever happened and the person who service my car has been transfered. Sin Siang Hin's Quality Assurance will be reevaluated after this incident and 17 of their branches will be affected.
I will update accordingly if there are further progress. In the meantime and for now, things are looking good. Smile
Thank you all. I will still be driving a NEO after this. Poyo
This post has been edited by thteong82: Feb 10 2008, 07:57 PM
Feb 10 2008, 07:57 PM
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