fulltimedaniel wrote:
WesternRvParkOwner Wrote:
"Yet another business you can run better than the people that actually own and run them. In what world is gross revenue equated to income? I don't understand why you haven't started a roadside assistance company. You can obviously charge less than the other companies do, since you will have all that "income". There is no overhead because others are paying for that and obviously not passing those costs on to you. Like you said, it is a "business no brainer" So what's the hold up? Do you have no brain?"
It is interesting how you personalize everything in a rather uncivil way.
If your definition of "uncivil" is, That you and a few others are sounding like a bunch of clueless teenagers who have no idea how the world works, and are offended when an actual adult calls you out on your clueless babble, well, I guess you're right. The world is a harsh place, and WRVPO does not suffer fools quietly.
I couldn't care what kind of insurance you are buying, with the possible exception of health insurance, if you are an unacceptable risk, the provider has a responsibility to either adjusting the premium to justify the risk, or drop the client and eliminate it. As the grown ups have tried to make very clear, if you are using RV road service six times in a three year period, you are an unacceptable risk, and a well managed company should, and will, drop you. I have driven various RVs for hundreds of thousands of miles over the last two decades, and always had coverage. During that time I used the service once. OTOH, I don't own junk, and I maintain everything properly, which is largely the reason that, like most, I'm not on the side of the road waiting for service every few months.
