When You Complain
- Ask for what you want, there’s no reason for them to give you anything if you don’t ask.
- Make compensation fit the problem, be realistic.
- Just the facts; Complaint letters should be short, direct and have relevant, specific info/documentation.
- Don’t make threats (i.e.: I will never by another MB again.); MBUSA no longer has an incentive to try to win you back as a customer.
- Sending complaints to multiple offices doesn’t elevate it they all get routed to the same place, your regional MBUSA Service Parts and Operations Manager by way of the Regional Operations Manager (ROM).
Note that the MBUSA Customer Assistance Center (CAC), as with all companies, has a series of systems, policies and nameless, faceless people in place to wear you out. Most people just give up. Therefore, your best approach most always would be to contact the SPOM by way of your dealership’s Service Manager.
Surprisingly, there are some very nice and knowledgeable people behind the scenes at the dealership backing up the service department people AND the vehicle owners.
Last edited by Barry45RPM; Mar 20, 2007 at 12:47 PM.
Surprisingly, there are some very nice and knowledgeable people behind the scenes at the dealership backing up the service department people AND the vehicle owners.



