Wheels Of Fortune Inc

[See my previous review for the beginning of this story, you are in the middle right now]
So after Stan reviewed the photos of my vehicle, he called me back and said he would pay to have the paint touched up at a body shop of his choice. I agreed. The body shop he picked was in Queens, NY, which is no where near where I live, but since he was willing to have the car fixed professionally, I figured it was worth the drive out there, the taxi ride to the train, the train ride to my area, and the taxi back to my house.
After the car was at the body shop for 3 days, the shop calls me and said the «right way» to fix the bumper would be to take the bumper off, sand it down, and repaint it, which was more than what Wheels of Fortune had agree to do. He said the repairs would cost about $ 800. Because I wanted the job done right, I called Stan at Wheels of Fortune and offered to split the cost of the repair with him. His reply to me was that the body shop had originally quoted $ 200 to just respray the bottom and that was all he was willing to do. So I told him that the shop didn’t seem comfortable with that, but I had no issue with it because I just wanted it to look cleaner, since the chips and scratches were so obvious. Stan said he would call back the shop and direct them to just spray the bottom provided that I agreed to that type of repair, which I did.
A couple hours passed, and at the end of the day, I received a call from Stan. He told me he could not work it out with the shop in Queens, and that he had a shop locally in Oceanside which would do the work. He said he was going to pick my car up on the flatbed the next morning, bring it to this shop, and he would let me know when it was finished.
The next day at 3:00 PM, I received a call saying my car was done and that I could come to their depot to pick it up. I thought it was odd it was finished so quickly, but at this point I just wanted this situation to be over with. Stan gave me the number of a contact would meet me at his lot (it was Bobby). I called Bobby on the way to the lot, and during the conversation, Bobby said «I’m no artist, but I think the car looks okay». I was shocked, I replied «Wait, did YOU fix the car yourself, NOT a body shop?» and Bobby said yes and that the car looked great. Bobby also told me he would not be there at the depot but he had given my keys to the night watch man.
So when I arrived at the depot, the first thing I noticed in my car was a NYC parking ticket sitting on the dashboard. The next thing I noticed was that the rear bumper of my car looked exactly the way I thought it would, a bunch of scratches poorly covered up by a $ 15 can of touch up paint. It looked horrible. Even worse, the night watchman wouldn’t release the car to me unless I signed a waiver no longer holding them responsible for the damage to the car.
The ticket on my dashboard was for $ 65. I was told by the owner of the shop in Queens (which was in a bad neighborhood) that my car would be kept inside. Apparently it was not.
So, in closing, Wheels of Fortune is not an honest business, they are unprofessional, and they do not honor their own agreements. If you use them for transport, be advised that your total cost may look something like mine:
$ 680 for transport
$ 15 gas to drive the car to Queens
$ 12 cab ride to train station
$ 16 train ride to your home
$ 10 cab ride to your house
$ 12 gas to drive back to Oceanside to get the car;
$ 14 gas to drive back to my home
$ 65 parking ticket
$ 886 for a local, reputable shop to re-​spray my bumper
Grand total: $ 1710.
You may want to consider enclosed transport, or anyone else for that matter.