By jessking at Citysearch November 16, 2011
My experience with Neumann Enterprises had been fine - until I saw the charges on my credit card.\t\n\t\nI was planning a birthday party for my daughter and asked friends for recommendations for limo companies. One friend suggested the company her friend's nephew works for, Neumann Enterprises.\t\n\t\nI called and spoke with the owner who said he had the right size limo for the right price, $80/hr for minimum of three hours, plus tax and gratuity. He held my reservation on my credit card in case I cancelled the reservation. The charge for cancelling the reservation would be $100.\t\n\t\nOn the day of our event, our driver had me sign the paperwork for agreed upon amount, $240 plus tax and I paid her a $50 cash tip.\t\n\t\nRecently, as I was reviewing my credit card statement, I found that there was actually a $100 charge put thru by Neumann Enterprises when I held the reservation, but realized it was never credited back to my credit card or applied to my bill from Neumann.\t\n\t\nI called yesterday and "Jason" reviewed my account and said someone would call me today with an explanation. I did not receive a call and nobody left a message for me. I called again just a few minutes ago and was advised by Jason that I had been charged for the driver's gratuity and the company had "split the driving time to my house" with me. No such arrangement had ever been mentioned to me. I was told I could call tomorrow and speak with the owner. I said I looked forward to his call and was told "he is a very busy man and (I can) call him if I want to speak with him." \t\n\t\nI said I would be leaving negative comments for other's to consider. Jason said that would be fine.\t\n\t\nHopefully you take my $100 overcharge into consideration when you decide which limo company to hire. ...read more
By heidischoch at Citysearch October 30, 2008
We had some friends come in from out of town and were looking for a nice tour of Amador Country Wineries. Our driver arrived 15 minutes early, was stocked with water, wineglasses, ice, and napkins (perfect for our on the road brunch!) and led us on a one-of-a-kind tour of stunning Amador wineries. Our friends were truly impressed with the sights ... and the limousine service! Thanks for making this a special day.\t\n\t\nGreat job, Neumann Limo! ...read more
Federal handicap parking laws allow those who are handicap in different ways to have certain parking privileges. The handicap law has certain requirements that must be met for the privileges and punishment for those who break the federal handicap parking laws. ...read more
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