Business ProfileforWorld Wide Transmissions

My 2012 Dodge Journey was brought to Worldwide transmission for repair. Our car's *********** was slipping and the car not running properly. ***********, the owners son called my husband and said he took off the tray, fixed a leak and filled our transmission with fluid and the car was running.Picked up the car that evening and paid the balance. The following the day the car was leaking transmission fluid again. My husband called and spoke to *********** who said that there was nothing they could do about it. While on the phone, my husband asked *********** what exactly was done to the car that cost $550.35 . *********** was unable to answer his question. My husband explained that he would bring the car in as soon as he could ( he works shift work) to have them take a look at it again together. on April 6, my car was undrivable again. On April 8th My husband brought the car back to World Wide and ************ refused to explain to us what he did to out car and how he fixed it. We paid to have it fixed and nothing was done. We brought it to another mechanic locally on April 8th who confirmed that the transmission tray was never opened and they can confirm that no work was done. I do not have any problem paying for someone to fix my car. We paid, and it still is not fixed nor will the owners explain what they did to my car for ******. we were 100% ripped off by this company. The invoice states " ************** We don't know what they serviced. And how they fixed my car? Paid ****** for the same issues to happen immediately. After looking into this company, i realized we are not the only customers who have been scammed. $****** is need back so I can fix my car to get myself to work and my children to school.We feel we paid $550.35 for *********** fluid top up. My car is not fixed - just empty pockets