Really disappointed

azdryheat wrote:
Always best to read the policy and know what is and isn't covered.

Even then it comes down to interpretation.

There are no victims.

ScottG wrote:
I appreciate Neecies post.
The more people post true stories like this the less GS ins. victims there will be.

I agree....we've made our decision. :)

Always best to read the policy and know what is and isn't covered.

I appreciate Neecies post.
The more people post true stories like this the less GS ins. victims there will be.

I am full aware of what is covered and what is not due to reading the fine print. For tires to be covered, you have to pay extra for that AND the tires have to be proven as failed and not just a flat that blew and damaged your RV. We specifically paid extra for slide room coverage, not stereo systems, not tires.

Have to give the salesman credit. He is a good salesman.

Have your read through the 'Exclusions Section'?

Every policy has what is covered and the 'exclusion' part.
Some covered parts are not covered if a non-covered part fails causing damage to covered part.
Some covered parts are not covered under certain incidents.......act of God.
Some covered parts are only covered for certain amount of time.

Point is.....every policy is written by them, for them.......not you

Best you can do is read the fine print/exclusions and then decide IF the other part of policy is cost beneficial to you.