I hope this letter reaches the Corporate level, as many
times the employees in the field do not receive the recognition they so
deserve. First of all, I took my vehicle in 10-3-12, Kia Pro Cars, Carson,
California, for it’s second maintenance check.
My day started with a positive conversation with Mr.
Alvin “Alabama” Lovett, such a wonderful person. I apologize for not
remembering the Service Manager’s name that helped me. The Service Manager
retrieved my coupons from my glove compartment and additional services were
extended due to my coupons. My vehicle was serviced and so far so
good.
This is the most important part of my letter to
you. I put my receipts in the glove compartment and saw I left my bill
money in the compartment. I don’t know how many employees had access to my
vehicle. But, I do know you have honest employees. It was my fault not
remembering to remove the money. Your employees did not take advantage of an
oversight on my part to remove the money. For that, I am very grateful
and able to pay my bill. It would have been a financial hardship for me to
replace the money. Please commend your employees for being honest as these
are difficult times for all. I appreciate the fact my vehicle was entrusted
to your employees and returned without any incident.
Debbie Saunders
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