I disagree.
Just remove it and dont say a thing if you plan on using that dealership in the future.
Know when to fight your battles and a sticker wont be worth it down the road when
you need something from them. Just use your fingernail and pull it off.
Then get over it.... Life is short. Dont dwell on stickers or waste gas and time trying to change business' procedures.
You might mention - the next time you take it in -"please dont waste your time stickering my car again as I will pull it off before I leave with the car."
When I bought my wifes car they said that they had to sticker it *by their procedures*.
I told them that I would remove it there in their parking lot of the dealership before I left with the car so they didnt do it. It wasnt an asss chewing....just a fact and they avoided an embarassing situation by refraining. lol
You're a bigger man than me Robert. IMO, Car dealers make a lot of money by drifting into the lower end of morals and integrity and taking advantage of people that simply "don't know". I can give them the benefit of the doubt on some issues, as I have in the past and will in the future, but it seems they are as disrespectful as they are greedy. Being greedy in itself isn't a bad concept but being greedy at the expense of others isn't even considered civilized. Infringe on them just once and they start throwing legal documents at you.
You do have a very good point about
if you plan on using that dealership in the future.
Know when to fight your battles and a sticker wont be worth it down the road when you need something from them.
but other than that, IMO, Phuck'm!
I will say that being the bigger man is more important than my vengeful ways, Lampoon's way would be the best advice.