I ordered an automatic garage door opener from Amazon on Black Friday for $268, I called Master Garage Door for a price quote for it to be installed. I spoke with Tina, who was very nice and told me that Chamberlin is of higher quality and is the brand they deal with. She quoted $499.00 installed. We agreed, and Jim, her husband, was to come and install it the following day. Jim was pleasant and arrived on time to do the installation. When he arrived, he looked at the ceiling and said, "oh, there is no existing setup?" I said no, Tina never asked if there was. He responded, no worries. I then showed him my other garage door because it needed an alignment. After looking at it, he said, no problem, I can repair it for $100. I left him in the garage and went on with my day. Later, when I checked on him, I asked about the keypad. He responded $49 extra. I'll give it to you at cost, and I'll help you program it. I thought it was odd that this garage door opener didn't come with a keypad, the Gene that I ordered did. Later that afternoon, I heard a knock at the door. When I entered the garage, he said there was a pop, and the spring for the garage door broke. He said, "Don't worry, I'll give you a great deal. "I can repair the whole thing for $250.00, my friend that is a great deal" My garage has two doors. One door I use all of the time because it has an opener, and the other I rarely use because it does not have a garage door opener. That is the one he said broke. When I moved the door, there was no tension. I could not argue that it didn't happen because I wasn't there. At this point, I was concerned that he might have been trying to hustle me. When he was done, both of the garage doors worked great. He charged me $900.00. I begrudgingly paid it and said let me get on with my day. Later that evening, when I read the manual, in the carton inventory list, there were 19 items. Number 16 was a keypad, which he charged me an additional $49, and number 17 was 2 multifunction control panels which I didn't get either. I was outraged and called his office. I spoke with Tina, who said Jim would call me the following day. When we spoke Jim gave me a bunch of fast-talk, basically saying, don't believe your lying eyes, your garage door opener does not come with a keypad. He went on to tell me that the Items on the carton inventory list didn't come with it. (What?) He stressed it doesn't come with a keypad. Then he offered $50 no, $100 off the next service because he wanted to keep his customers happy (yeah, ok). Initially, I was prepared to give him the benefit of the doubt with the keypad and the broken spring. Not sure why, I had never met him before. However, when I read the manual and spoke with him, I realized he is a fast-talking hustler. Who took a $600 job and milked it into $900. People who do that type of business are not around for long. I will share my experience with anyone that will listen. It is the only thing I can do to prevent him from ripping off other would-be customers. read more