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- bid_timeNomad II
Did you try boots on the ground inside the dealer’s showroom? Second choice may be a picket sign on the sidewalk out front?
- Grit_dogNavigator
Nothing you can do now. Just don’t be a sucker for that stuff the next time.
- StirCrazyModerator
I find the ESP plans are a personal choice, yes some are pressured into them, some choose them, doesn't mean your a sucker. the only one I got that I regret getting was the paint protection as it didn't cover anything because I did the yearly upkeep myself instead of paying 250 a year for the dealership to do the inspections and the paint coating reapplication. the tire esp paid for its self and I got everything back from the extended warranty except 300 bucks as I never had to use it. so I figured 300 bucks for 7 years of not having to worry about if something broke down was worth it, but I understand that would have been a chunk of change if it didn't have that clause in the policy.
its like vehicles, I would never buy a new diesel with out having warranty that lasts as long as the payments you have to make. heck I wouldn't have a gas vehicle with out that either. to much can, and does go wrong.
Especialy when all I hear is how cheaply RV's now days are built, so I can't fault anyone for wanting a little bit of piece of mind.
- hlchristensonExplorer II
They are all cancellable policies. Just need the dealer to do it. Soon they get a certified letter. We didn’t have options if we wanted to take our camper home that day as they wouldn’t redo the paperwork for the same day. We were leaving on a trip and couldn’t go back another day.
- StirCrazyModerator
usaly you don't need the dealer to do it, call the company providing the policy and ask them how to cancel it.