On January 5, I authorized Americore to charge my employer's credit card for $299.95, Americore's advertised price for rebuilding the ECU from my company's 2000 Dodge Ram 3500 V-8 van. Americore advertised the average turnaround time for this service to be 48 hours. Although Americore's site also ...
On January 30 I purchased a grill for my 2009 Buick Rainier. Americore said they could not take a credit card. It had to be a check by phone. They said my part would ship within five days. After two weeks I called and they said the part they had, had broken clips and would ship a good one within a ...
If you are thinking about having your ecu rebuilt be these people be warned-first when i called i was told by mike googe that there credit card machines where down (i beleived him at that moment) he told they would take a electonic check, which i soon found out was made out to totaly different ...
To whom It May Concern: This letter is to inform you that I am a extremely dissatisfied customer and will do all that I can to speak to the highest person in charge at AmeriCore and let them know and express to others that the service that is being are provided is inadequate. I placed an order for ...
I made initial contact in Dec to check on cost etc. Verified mu Powertrain Control Module was defective and called on 1-6-09 to set up the repair (opted to go to them since they were $150 cheaper than the dealer) had to pay up front, got the shipping label and shipped my unit on 1-7-09. They ...
After finding this company on the internet, I contacted them and spoke to a man named Mike Googe he was very nice - and misleading. I explained I had been ripped off in the past by an ECM company in Florida in the past and was looking for a dependable company to do my ECM work. Mike assured me they ...