mikeyla85

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by mikeyla85 11y ago
Can't respond to your first point as I don't really know, but I've only used those lights about three times in the lifetime of the car, so wear and tear is a hard thing to state. Proving anything is anyone's fault is an
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by mikeyla85 11y ago
Agreed, the car's radiator was definitely not happy. FlightCar's policies are that they don't check or guarantee the condition of cars, which is a bit ridiculous. Kind of like AirBnb but for a hunk of metal that can go 100mph
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by mikeyla85 11y ago
It was the thermostat and radiator, and I wasn't expecting / never asked for compensation for that. But the shop they took it to was going to charge $200 more than I ended up paying because they wanted to do things in a way that d
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by mikeyla85 11y ago
Looks like it'd cost you $650 for that, San Francisco retail price. Agreed.
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by mikeyla85 11y ago
For those asking, here's the breakdown of the costs: Sun visor (x2): 238.78 + 78 service Coin drawer: 215.43 + 195 service New key: 272.60 Key programming: 97.50 Sales tax: 85 Total: 1499.19 Of course, this is an official VW dealer and
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My car was damaged with FlightCar and they don't care – here's the 3-month story(facebook.com)
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Bettergraphsearch.com – Find people, events on Facebook by location, school, etc.(bettergraphsearch.com)
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Transparent JPEGs are within our reach. Can we make it happen? This month?(everythingiseverything.com)
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Uber Storm Surge: Is It Raining in San Francisco? Let's Check Uber(uberstormsurge.com)
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by mikeyla85 12y ago
Here's a post I wrote that encapuslates a lot of these responses: http://www.huffingtonpost.com/michael-morgenstern/ello-isnt-...