Deceptive marketing pratices!

And posted 994 times on this forum run by Affinity

Posted in the wrong sub forum.

Bob Fulcher is Vice President, Insurance Services.

As downtheroad said: "Not worth spilling your Cheerios over."

Yaj

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To the OP: Actually the above profile on your post reflects you are a Senior Member of Good Sam's RV.NET Forum.

What does the original posters rant have to do with Good Sam Roadside assistance?
The connection escapes me.

Thanks a lot! You just reminded me that I need to shop for tire covers. :)

Gosh...if I decided to boycott every company that sent me offers in the mail, (deceptive or not) I'd have to go live in a cave on the moon.
Recycle bin is your friend.
Not worth spilling your Cheerios over.

How is it deceptive? Are you feeling deceived because you are not sure if you are a member or not? They have your email. Either from this forum or elsewhere (maybe you signed up for a raffle somewhere). Your email address is thrown in a database and the email goes out to everyone in that database.

From what I've seen, Mr Blanc is like a VP or something and a big wig especially with the insurance side. So why not correspond with him? Would you expect marcus to correspond with you about purchasing insurance, roadside assistance, or even a sewer hose at camping world?

I don't see how it's deceptive. If they said you owed them money and was gonna garnish it or sue you for it, then yes. But you should know if you are a member or not. If you don't want to buy insurance, don't buy it.

Its called junk mail around here and I put it in a special box and burn everything now and then. They do have some good prices on stuff I have ordered from them on line. They are good at being accurate when I order and the people in the store are VERY helpful so I just over look junk mail.