Yet another email for Sean Conner.
This time,
I own a 2015 Acura RDX with XXXXXX miles
(XXXXXXX kilometers for those Imperially challenged) on the odometer and Tennessee license plate XXXXXXX,
having just received service from Budget Brakes in XXXXXXXXX, Tennessee.
That's only 875 miles (1,410 km) from Chez Boca
(and for reference,
the closest Budget Brakes to me is in Pensacola, Florida,
630 miles (1010 km) away).
I'm … just speechless … that this keeps happening!
Don't people know their own email address?
Do companies just assume customers have firstnamelastname@gmail.com?
Why does this keep happening?
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