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Old 12-21-2007, 01:18 PM   #12
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1st- ask to speak to a supervisor.

Give them a copy of this link.

Tell them you are going to post a copy of their denial on not only every Porche Board but every Benz, Vette, Audi, Honda, etc you can think of. My guess is they will pay up rather than risk that much bad publicity.

jmatta has real good advice too. A letter from an attorney would be the cheapest way of resolving this at this point. Arbitration fees are never recoupable. The whole point of getting someone to agree to arbitration is to keep the matter out of court. Sending a letter from an attorney will show them you are not afraid of spending the money on arbitration.
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