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Bonani Oil Serv

3.4 (9 reviews)

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1 month ago

Have always received fabulous service and they are quick to respond to emergencies. I have been with Bonani for years .

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Service was quick and straightforward. The employees who put in our oil tank were on time and very professional.

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The mechanic doesn't fix your car and he's rude. I heard him being rude and racist towards other…read morecustomers while I was getting my gas. Not recommended for quality auto services.

I had a deeply disappointing and unprofessional experience with Leo & Walt's Auto Repair that I…read morefeel compelled to share. I brought my vehicle in for what I assumed would be a basic inspection and maintenance. Not only did they completely mishandle the situation, but their actions--or lack thereof--put me in a dangerous and costly situation. First off, the shop returned my vehicle and told me it was in good shape and needed no repairs. The mechanic, Wayne, looked me in the eyes and assured me everything was fine. That turned out to be a major lie. Less than 24 hours later, while I was working and driving on the highway--50 miles from home--my vehicle broke down completely and would not start. I had to call AAA and pay $175 out of pocket to have it towed, with two of my employees inside the truck. This was not only an inconvenience but also a loss of time, money, and trust. To make matters worse, Leo & Walt's failed to take my contact information when they took my keys. I had to go back to their shop just to find out what was going on--completely unprofessional and avoidable had they simply taken five seconds to get my number. After taking the vehicle to a different, far more trustworthy shop, I found out the actual issue: bad spark plugs, a faulty coil pack, and two leaks--one from the brake fluid system and one from the power steering. All of this should have been caught by any decent mechanic. Wayne, the head mechanic, was consistently rude, dismissive, and disrespectful throughout the entire process. I also felt that I was treated differently and unfairly based on personal bias and prejudice. I do not use this word lightly, but the treatment I received had unmistakable racial undertones. It's unacceptable in any context--especially in a professional setting. Giving my car to Leo & Walt's was one of the worst decisions I've made. They put my safety and livelihood at risk, cost me hundreds of dollars in avoidable expenses, and treated me with a total lack of respect or professionalism. I would strongly urge others to avoid this shop at all costs.

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Excellent customer service, clean, good products! Lots of helpful at register! Thanks!read more

This is a store I will never return to under any circumstances…read more I shopped at this location regularly for 18 years when I lived in Marina Bay in Quincy. Although I now live in New Bedford, I happened to be driving through Quincy after a medical appointment in Boston and decided to stop in to pick up a few items. I selected a can of Sprayway glass cleaner, but I wasn't feeling well and wanted to check out and head home as quickly as possible after an unpleasant dental appointment. Unfortunately, nearly all of the checkout lanes appeared to be self-checkout, and there were no employees available to assist customers. The only employee I could see was at the opposite end of the store. I scanned my item and attempted to pay several times, but the self-checkout machine was frozen and would not process my transaction. I'm not familiar with troubleshooting self-checkout machines, and frankly, I don't work there. This is one of the reasons I dislike self-checkout. Out of frustration, I tapped the screen, which resulted in a small hairline scratch. There was still no employee available to help, and no one came over despite the machine clearly not functioning. Feeling frustrated and unwell, I left the store. To my complete shock, I was later contacted by the Quincy Police regarding the incident. I had to appear in virtual court and was ultimately ordered to pay $1,300 for what was described as malicious damage to the self-checkout machine--even though the machine was already malfunctioning. I have absolutely no criminal record, and I paid the full amount in person at the Quincy Courthouse as ordered. What happened next was even more upsetting. Shortly after making the payment, I learned there was a warrant issued for my arrest. When I contacted the Quincy Courthouse, I was told that the safest course of action was not to leave my home because I could be arrested. That was an incredibly distressing thing to hear after I had already paid the court-ordered amount. I tried contacting the store for help, but I was repeatedly told there were multiple managers and that no one could assist me. No manager ever returned my calls. I also contacted corporate, but they were unable to help resolve the situation. Eventually, I was able to speak with a detective who helped clear up the confusion. This entire experience has completely destroyed my confidence in self-checkout systems. It also reinforced my belief that stores need adequate staffing so customers can get assistance when technology fails. If an employee had been available to help when the machine froze, I believe this entire situation could have been avoided. This experience has also permanently changed my opinion of Home Depot. No one should have to endure what I went through over the purchase of a single can of $3 glass cleaner.

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