Originally posted by slimf
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Paying for services and repairs:
Before you pay, obtain an itemised account listing the work undertaken and how the costs were calculated.
Get a receipt and keep it safe, in case of future problems. A clear record of regular servicing and repairs may add to your car’s resale value.
If you cannot pay for the work and you have not come to any financial arrangement, the mechanic has the right to keep your car until you can pay. This is called a ‘mechanic’s lien’.
In some cases, the mechanic can also charge a storage fee. Your best option may be to try negotiating instalment payments prior to agreeing to the work.
http://www.consumer.vic.gov.au/motor...es-and-repairs
http://www.fairtrading.nsw.gov.au/ft...intenance.page
Please read under paying for repairs.
No money? No car!!!!
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