at wits end
Three weeks ago, we reserved a spot at Wildwood Village, Wildwood, Fl. I cancelled the following day, but not after they had already taken out a $500 deposit from my credit card. The reservation was n...
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Road Phantom wrote:
The first move is to resolve it amicably. At the time there was no reason to jump the gun. Most Campgrounds are trustworthy and want your return visit. I already mentioned calling the credit card company, I need viable solutions, thanks for your thoughts.
You were given a perfectly reasonable solution, that you should of done, well before stressing out over four calls to get the issue resolved. A five minute call to your CC complaint department would of placed the matter into their hands and gotten it resolved with no headaches at all. It's admirable that you find the need for an amicable resolution with the CG, but really, how far are you supposed to bend over before you are stressed to the max, with nothing to show for it?
Sadly, the fact is that more than a few front offices in CGs are run in an extremely incompetent manner. Reporting them to any state office is nothing but a waste of time. Most of these operations are guilty of nothing more than being staffed by poorly trained and paid help, with incompetent supervision. Heck, if that's a crime, I can think of one national chain of RV dealers/repairs shops that is quite guilty..........
