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I don't understand why we keep falling back to uneducated users in this discussions. "Oh we're tech heads; we're not the standard audience..." ... maybe the sta
by djsumdog 7y ago
I don't understand why we keep falling back to uneducated users in this discussions. "Oh we're tech heads; we're not the standard audience..." ... maybe the standard audience should bother to learn something.
I live in a city now and no longer have my own tools/garage, but I know enough about my car to know the shop down the street was trying to screw me when they did a bait in switch, wanting to charge $950 for an alternator repair (and claimed my battery; less than a year old was bad). I called around, towed it to another shop and paid less than half of that...and the battery was perfectly fine.
I should have checked the reviews on the first shop because they were some pretty bad ones. Now I know better, but there are a ton of people who just accept it, maybe because they're car was already towed there and they simply don't know any better.
- least 7y ago> I don't understand why we keep falling back to uneducated users in this discussions. Because that is the majority of the users and because it's hard to find reliable information on the internet even if you're willing to do the research into this sort of thing. I'm certain there are plenty of things that you are probably not knowledgable about and don't put the time to learn about as well.