BYD Car Owners Pull Off This Move: Free 260 Meals a Year! Dealerships Going Crazy!

BYD car owner dined for free 260 times in a year and was blacklisted. Who is really at fault here? Honestly, both sides have issues, but the owner’s actions are indeed quite showy.

First of all, if the 4S shop promised lifetime free charging, car washes, and meals, they should stick to it and not turn hostile just because the owner visits frequently. But to be honest, the owner going to dine for free every day is one thing, but packing up food for later is really a bit shameless.

What’s even more outrageous is that this owner not only drives their own BYD to charge but also brings their electric bike to steal electricity, and even goes to the staff-only area to charge. This behavior is no longer just freeloading; it’s robbery logic. Additionally, they parked in the new car delivery zone and argued and cursed at the staff. With this combination of behaviors, who wouldn’t blacklist you? Being blacklisted is the least of it.

Honestly, when encountering such a difficult customer, BYD stores’ first step shouldn’t be to blacklist but to call the police or sue.

This incident also serves as a wake-up call for the industry: stores shouldn’t make reckless promises just to sell cars; verbal promises will eventually need to be fulfilled. Car owners shouldn’t act as if they are above the law just because they are customers. All promises and services should be clearly written into the contract—such as dining only, dine-in only, charging only for their own vehicle, etc.—and everything should be handled according to the contract. That’s always better than anything else.