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  1. Motor scooter dealer
  2. Scooter repair shop

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Verkoop, herstelling en onderhoud van elektrische steps en elektrische bromfietsen. Expert in herstellen van elektrische steps. Wij herstellen alle merken. Bezoek onze showroom en service center te Rotselaar. Vrijblijvend advies en testrit.


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3.5

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TrustScore 3.5 out of 5

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Rated 1 out of 5 stars

90€ worth off reason to avoid this

So my step stopped charging all of sudden and I didn't know why but I realised it may have something to do with the charging port or the battery. The charger was ok since I could test it on another step.
Fact #1: Clearly asked the step is old and I don't want to invest a lot of money on it so can u have a look and before doing anything big please contact me with a quote about how much it could cost.
Fact #2: I get a message that the step is ready, the battery was below zero so they charged it another way (explained later). 3minutes later I get another message saying "and the motor controller had to be changed too, not a big cost (>€60).
I check the step, it rides, the charge seems ok so I assume it is ok. I take the step and go home.
Fact #3: after riding it for a few short times. It stops again. I put it to charge and and still doesn't charge. So I send them an email that I will bring it back. I had doubts what the motor controller has anything to do with charging but since i thought it was fixed I thought well, maybe it's worth it.
Fact #4: I bring it back, I say look, when I brought it in, it wasn't charging, when I took it back, it wasn't charging still. I paid 90€ and the behaviour/problem if the step remains the same (all very politely). All of a sudden, what a thief would do, takes my step outside and kicks me out of the shop while screaming and closes the shop/garage door at me while the other two "colleagues" are watching the show. I have never been insulted like this in Belgium before. I am looking into this further with the police and the lawyer because getting ripped off is one thing, getting insulted/screamed at and kicked out because u asked for explanation is another.

30 April 2023
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