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Kate Fulo

Kate Fulo

Rated 1 out of 5 stars

I DO NOT RECOMMEND THIS COMPANY AND THE 1 STAR IT HAS GOT IS FOR THE COURIERS THEMSELVES I had arranaged for 2 dogs and 3 cats to be trasported from Crete to UK, initial communication was lovely all very friendly and responsive. Came to booking the date and i requested as asked on the booking form for between to 8th and 12th October as our flight back to the UK was on the 14th, this timeframe i was told would be fine. As we got closer to our move back day getting a confirmed collection day seemed to become difficult with alot of vague emails from Julia saying it will be around 13/14th but to also be on standby from the 12th but then couldnt give a time , initially she said around 12 then that changed and was told to take around 12 to mean anytime after 12 then it changed to it could be much later in the day and her explanation for this was "well its Greece" This was very worrying as we had movers at the house packing everything up as the house was sold and we were due to stay in a hotel the night of the 13th ready for our flight on the 14th Julia seemed to become more difficult to get a confirmed time and day and to communicate with, i was even told 3 days before we flew home that collection may have to be the 14th (we had to travel to airport at 9am) then i was told i had to purchase a whole new airline ticket as the timeline between us and the aimals arriving in the UK did not match and our animals could be kept at customs for a long time and cost us more money. Julia was emailing saying it was all very rushed which i didnt understand as we had officially booked this back in early September. I flat out refused to purchase another airline ticket. I was gobsmacked i was even being asked and getting very worried we had booked with an unreliable company, i wasnt sure why i was being made to feel like i had booked the wrong date of flight home when that was booked way before the couriers were Another Director of the company then emailed me telling me the company would pay for the airline ticket if it was needed - strange The administration side of this comapny is absolutely hurrendous, your told to reply all when emailing yet i was receiving emails from Julia on other threads and then whats app messages I was also told they didnt have the details of the owner of the animlas last minute when i had already sent all the info and had a confimation email back from them to top it off i then got an email from Julia the director that was obviously not meant for me and was only meant for her colleagues and it said and i quote "This Woman. If you see the email stream! The WA stream is twice as long. She says her Mum has memory issues???? xx" Not once had i mentioned anything about memory issues of my Mum I was devastated a company could speak this way and how unprofessional Julia was, her reply to me questioning this email was that she was worn down and she couldnt believe the amount of emails and texts! I got a seperate email from Simon another Director who i presume is also family with the same surname apologising on behalf of the company If this hadnt have all happened so close to us leaving our home in Crete and travelling back here i would definitely cancelled and found someone else but i was stuck and had no choice but to continue with the booking I hope noone else has to deal with what i had to with Julia.

andrew thompson

andrew thompson

Rated 1 out of 5 stars

WARNING – AVOID AUTOMOTIVE PARTS NW LTD I used First Choice to source a replacement engine for my VW Golf. Shortly after making my enquiry, I was contacted by AUTOMOTIVE PARTS NW LTD and a man called Adam. Adam assured me that the engine I was purchasing was in mint condition, had covered just 27,000 miles and came with a three-month warranty. Based on these assurances, we agreed on a price of £2,000 plus £50 delivery. Everything initially seemed fine, and the engine arrived just two days later. However, there was no receipt or proper proof of purchase included. As I needed the relevant details to update my vehicle’s V5C logbook, I contacted Adam, who said he could provide a receipt but refused to give me the engine number, claiming it did not need to be reported to the DVLA. I was not satisfied with this explanation, as I understood that engine changes need to be properly documented and reported where required. Despite contacting Adam on six separate occasions, I still did not receive the correct paperwork. Eventually, I was emailed a very basic receipt that contained no engine identification details and, more importantly, made no mention of the engine’s supposedly low mileage of 27,000 miles. Unfortunately, things got much worse once the engine was fitted. The dashboard immediately began displaying warnings relating to a camshaft fault. The engine also developed a very loud tapping noise. After having the vehicle inspected, my garage quoted approximately £1,500 to repair the problem. Naturally, I contacted AUTOMOTIVE PARTS NW LTD and spoke to Adam to make a claim under the three-month warranty I had been promised. His attitude changed instantly. Instead of offering any help or taking responsibility, he raised his voice, called me a conman and began swearing at me. I have genuinely never felt so humiliated during a conversation with a business. Adam then claimed that the warranty only covered the engine block or shell and did not cover the internal components. He told me that the problem was entirely my responsibility. So, to summarise: • £2,000 paid for an engine advertised as being in mint condition. • £50 paid for delivery. • £1,400 paid for fitting. • No proper documentation confirming the engine details or mileage. • An engine displaying camshaft faults and making a loud tapping noise. • A warranty that, when I tried to use it, was apparently not worth the paper it was written on. I am now left with a vehicle that is still not working, facing further repair costs and potentially having to scrap the car altogether. I am extremely disappointed with the entire experience and believe I have been treated appallingly. I am now seeking legal advice and considering taking formal action to recover my losses. My advice to anyone considering buying from AUTOMOTIVE PARTS NW LTD: please think very carefully before handing over your money. Based on my personal experience, I would not recommend this company. Adam’s customer service, attitude and handling of this situation have been absolutely disgraceful.

Kk Tt

Kk Tt

Rated 1 out of 5 stars

Subject: Extremely Disturbing Experience – Alleged Racist Abuse and Physical Intimidation by Citylink Driver Dear Sir/Madam, This is my third attempt to bring this matter to Citylink's attention. I initially tried to submit my complaint through its website, but clicking Submit resulted in a "403 Forbidden" error. I then emailed the info address three days ago but have still received no response. On Saturday, 7 November 2026, just minutes before the 6:00 AM departure of Citylink Service 712 from Dublin Airport to Ennis (Zone 10), I experienced an extremely distressing incident involving two individuals believed to be Citylink drivers. When I approached the Ennis-bound coach driver to confirm the Limerick destination, another Citylink driver standing beside him began joking that the bus was going to Scotland, then Edinburgh. What initially appeared to be a joke quickly developed into an unpleasant and disrespectful interaction. The situation escalated when I presented my travel pass to the Limerick driver. During a disagreement about how the card was returned, he responded in a disrespectful and dismissive manner, despite my politely explaining that I expected the card to be returned directly to my hand as a matter of basic courtesy. His colleague then intervened, questioned how I had obtained my travel pass, used offensive language and explicitly told me to "go back to your country." When I attempted to take my phone from my pocket to record what was happening, he physically attacked my hands and made threatening gestures suggesting that he was prepared to fight me. What made the incident even more unacceptable was the behaviour of the Limerick driver. Despite witnessing the confrontation, he made no apparent effort to intervene or protect a passenger. Instead, he continued talking and laughing with his colleague, making me feel that both drivers were mocking me. I was simply trying to board a bus and travel peacefully. Being subjected to racist remarks, verbal abuse and physical intimidation by individuals representing a public transport company is completely unacceptable. I want to emphasise that my complaint concerns the conduct of these two individuals, not Citylink as an entire organisation. However, Citylink has a responsibility to investigate the incident, identify both drivers through their duty rosters and vehicle records, and take appropriate action. I am requesting that all available CCTV footage from the coaches and Dublin Airport Zone 10 boarding area be preserved and reviewed. I hope Citylink takes this complaint seriously. If the matter is not properly investigated and addressed, I intend to escalate it to Transport for Ireland (TFI) and An Garda Síochána. Passengers deserve dignity, respect and safety. Racism, intimidation and unprofessional behaviour have no place in public transport. Best regards Karim