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My 7 month old CC was previously paired with my 9700. When I got my 9900, I too was anxious to pair it with my CC. I had zero problems, and didn't have to delete missed calls or anything from the phone.
I also have a very good dealer that provides excellent customer service as well as vehicle service.
10-19-11 06:48 PM - Which SW version is on your 9900?My 7 month old CC was previously paired with my 9700. When I got my 9900, I too was anxious to pair it with my CC. I had zero problems, and didn't have to delete missed calls or anything from the phone.
I also have a very good dealer that provides excellent customer service as well as vehicle service.10-20-11 04:52 AM - You seem to have assumed people were not treated properly before they decided to lie. Nothing could be further from the truth. After 14 years in sales, I know exactly how that works. The guys at the car wash, who work for peanuts, and not 30-50 per hour like the dealer mechanics do, they are more honest and friendly than most "Professionals" at the car dealers, including 2 Mercedes dealers in the Wash D.C. Area. When its hot out, I like to buy a case of cold soda and drop it off for them.
The girl who I have chosen as my service adviser because she is competent and not too lazy to find an answer when she doesn't have one, instead of lying, will be in for a 24 inch Luciano's pizza with pepperoni and onion next time I go in.
Foreign car companies don't make American cars, they assemble foreign cars here and take the money home to Japan, Germany, etc. The point I was trying to make was, "If you buy a foreign car thinking it will be more reliable and hassle free then you may be in for a big surprise." "When you take it in for an alignment because you hit a pot hole and you get your car back with the steering wheel on crooked, it's because the guy working the rack that day had to do 50 cars". If you want your repair work done properly then maybe the busiest dealer in town isn't for you. Honda's engineering capabilities cannot over come mechanics who are too busy to do the repairs properly.
The guy above who bought a turbo grocery getter and a 50 thousand dollar camary platform suv chose two vehicles that will need a trip to the dealer anytime he hits a pothole or a ridge when they resurface the road. When he goes to have this worked on he will be given an appointment a week down the road. If he lives near the city his cars will be competing against 20 or 30 other cars for one guys time. Not to mention the parts will cost twice what the Americans charge because they are imported and fabricated in a foreign country. For what he paid for that MDX he could have bought the new Grand Cherokee with a V8, a lot more room, a rugged suspension that doesn't constantly need to be tweaked when you hit a rough patch of road, rides smooth on the hiway, allows you to take it in the next day if you have an issue, and odds are the mechanic working on his car will have more time.
Everyone gets a chance to be straight with me, but once you lie, you will be doing it my way and on my schedule and on your dime.
Forigen = Better is nothing more than will-full ignorance and brain washing.10-21-11 09:00 AM
