Suresky CDJR

I worked at Suresky for over a year, and when I decided to leave, I gave the company two weeks’ notice because I believe that is the right thing to do. I expected the same level of professionalism and fair to leave, I gave the company two weeks’ notice because I believe that is the right thing to do. I expected the same level of professionalism and fairness in return. I was told that any commissions earned within 30 days of my departure would be paid. I am still owed commissions from both the body shop and service department—over $3,000 in total—and I have received no satisfactory answers as to why I have not been paid for work I completed while employed there. Regarding the body shop commissions, I was told the work/order was closed after I left. However, before I left, the service manager showed me the purchase order indicating that it had already been paid. That raises serious questions about why my earned commission is now being withheld. I understand that companies have policies regarding vacation and sick time when an employee leaves. My concern here is different: these are commissions I earned while I was employed and was told I would receive. Future employees should understand that, based on my experience, you may want to get everything regarding commissions and compensation in writing and make sure you understand exactly what happens to outstanding commissions if you leave the company. I gave Suresky the professional courtesy of two weeks’ notice. I expected to be paid what I earned in return. At this point, I am still owed more than $3,000 and have not received a clear explanation or resolution. More

They tried to sell me stuff that I didn’t ned and tried to take advantage of a senior citizen to take advantage of a senior citizen More

I went to look at a car they wouldn’t let me test drive it unless I purchased insurance for the car, they lied about it being state law. My nephew was discriminated against because of his age. I have neve it unless I purchased insurance for the car, they lied about it being state law. My nephew was discriminated against because of his age. I have never in my life been to a dealership that wanted you to buy the car before test driving. More

I went into this dealership with a friend so HE could buy a Jeep. Well, the dealership did a HARD inquiry on ME by mistake without my signature or permission! How does that happen? These people including t a Jeep. Well, the dealership did a HARD inquiry on ME by mistake without my signature or permission! How does that happen? These people including the Mangers are the worst I’ve ever dealt with. First of all Mike one of the mangers would NOT get on the phone with me. So I’m writing the owner a letter I want this hard injury off my credit report. I’m going to sue them. I never signed anything to allow them to do that do yourself a huge favor !!!!! Stay far away from this place My friend in wound the deal and went to Franklin Sussex Auto Mall and bought his Jeep More