In April of 2023, I took a car that I had purchased to Jody's service center on Fayetteville Road in Van Buren Arkansas. The issue was a parasitic power drain. They kept the vehicle for about two weeks. When the vehicle was returned, they had replaced my battery with my premission. When I picked up the vehicle, I was assured that the issue was resolved. I was charged around $750.00. Upon taking the vehicle home, I soon realized that the issue was not fixed. I took the vehicle back, and they kept the vehicle about another week. I was called to pick up the vehicle, and a new battery was placed in the vehicle. After a couple of days, I realized the problem wasn't fixed. I went elsewhere. At the new shop, the problem was diagnosed as a badly grounded Amp. The issue was fixed in one day. In October of 2023, I purchased an insurance vehicle drive train policy from Endurance. After purchasing the Endurance policy, I paid to have a couple of things fixed out of pocket. On March 6th, 2024, I called Endurance explaining that my a/c had gone out. I asked the representative I spoke with about what would be covered by the policy. I was informed that the entire components would be as well as labor. I dropped my car off at my mechanic. The shop called Endurance to start the work order. Today. March 12th, 2024, I was called to pick up my car. Upon arrival, I was informed that there was a problem that Endurance wasn't going to pay. The issue was that when I bought the policy, the mileage was 155241. When I went to pick up the car, the mileage was 156770. When I had work done on the car in November of 2023, the mileage was 156503. All of which were consistent with driving the car, and the mileage was increasing. The issue comes in that when I took the vehicle to Jody's in April of 2023, the mileage entered by them into the computer was 155783. The correct mileage should have been 154783. Because of the error when Jody's entered the mileage into CarFax, it was wrong. It appears that my mileage is going in reverse. I spoke with the manager and explained the entire issue. He admitted that whomever entered the mileage may have hit a wrong number because the numbers fuve and four are next to each other, thus admitting fault. I asked if he could give me a signed affidavit acknowledging the mistake and that no fraud was intended. By doing this, Endurance would have paid my claim. Instead, I was told that the mileage entered into the computer could not be changed to rectify the problem. I spoke with the Endurance representative about sending a copy of my title. I retrieved my title, and where a new one was issued when I registered the car in my name, the odometer reading shows 0 miles. Because the person at Jody's hit he wrong button yet refuses to fix the problem, I'm going to have to pay out of pocket the cost of the repairs, roughly $2900.00 and because of the mileage number mistake Endurance has canceled my policy. They did, however, say they could rewrite my policy using today's date and mileage, but that wouldn't cover the current repairs. Plus, by rewriting the policy, I would have to drive 1k miles and have the car for 30 days before any repairs could be done. Translation, I'm still out $2900.00, all because Jody's will not just do the right thing. The moral being after keeping my car for three weeks. Not fixing the original issue yet telling me they did. Basically, charging me $750.00 for a battery. Entering the wrong information ( mileage) refusing to give me an affidavit saying they entered the wrong mileage by accident, and causing undue issues and financial strain, here is my recommendation. IF I COULD GIVE THESE FRAUDS A NEGATIVE RATING I WOULD. I HAVE SINCE HEARD OTHERS SAY TO NEVER USE THEM. THEY ARE THE ULTIMATE PERVAYORS OF FRAUD, INEPTNESS, LYING, AND ARE CONCERNED ABOUT MONEY OVER CUSTOMER SATISFACTION. OR RETURN BUSINESS. AT ALL COSTS DO NOT EVER, EVER, EVER USE THIS BUSINESS OR OTHER JODY'S IN THE AREA. INSTEAD TAKE MECHANICAL ISSUES TO LARRY'S ON FAYETTEVILLE RD AT I 40. JAMES IS AN AWESOME MECHANIC, DOES NOT NOTCH WORK. MARSHA IS GREAT TO DEAL WITH. AVOID,AVOID, AVOID JODY'S AT ALL COST. OTHERWISE IT MAY COST YOU ALL YOU HAVE. The funny thing is that by doing the right thing, this would not have been written. All I needed was an affidavit explaining the errror. Instead, the attitude was like, "Sorry, not my problem." read more