John offered to have you send it back to him and he would fix it for free and pay for shipping both ways. You posted his original invoice to you for the transmission over on your similar rant at forabodiesonly. You bought that transmission from him almost 2 years ago! Most places would have told you the warranty is long past, but John offered to fix it for you at no cost. You decided not to send it back to him and bring it somewhere else, this is 100% on you now. There is no shop in the world that would pay someone else to fix something 2 years after it was purchased when they offered to fix it themselves for you at no charge.
Considering the timeline from payment to accepting goods you are waaaayyy out of line.
I kept hoping Mr Cope would make this right. Very disappointed
Mr Cope did offer to "make this right". He told the OP to send it back and he would fix it for free and pay shipping both ways. I think that if the same situation happened with any other transmission company, the offer would have been the same or less. Do you really think if Pro Trans, A&A, Transact, Turbo Action, or any of the other performance transmission companies had a similar issue and offered to have the transmission sent back to them to be fixed but the customer refused and brought it somewhere else to be repaired, that they would be sending the customer a check to cover the repairs? Of course not.
