Road Side Assistance (towing)
I was camping this past weekend (3/23 - 3/25) at a small campground in Pink Hill NC. We had rain late Saturday night, prior to our pulling out on Sunday morning. IMMEDIATELY, upon leaving our site (...
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Mr. Hunter, I received your email and replied but something got lost between us in the email, because non of the message is readable / makes sense.
Its not really about the money, but the service received. I want to know what I can expect on an emergency call and possibly whom to contact if the representative and I aren't making progress to a solution. I don't want to be placed in this situation again or have my wife out alone in a similar situation. Digging my own RV out is not what I had expected. I understand having to wait for service to arrive based on location, time of year, and whatever other variables come into play. If it is your policy not to cover or assist in this type of event I (and others) need to know, so we can look elsewhere for service that will be able to meet our needs. I guess what I expected was essentially, "Hi Life Member, sorry you are experiencing this problem, we don't / do cover this event, you are responsible for whatever we don't cover. Then dispatch a Tow / Recovery vehicle and let me settle up with GS." But to leave me with calling my own tow companies and trying to get cash to pay them....I was disappointed. I understand the immediate retraining of the one service representative, but were they they exception or the norm? Also, I want everyone to know that this instance wasn't reflective of my previous two experiences in the last 10 years of memership where service was requested and professionally provided.
Its not really about the money, but the service received. I want to know what I can expect on an emergency call and possibly whom to contact if the representative and I aren't making progress to a solution. I don't want to be placed in this situation again or have my wife out alone in a similar situation. Digging my own RV out is not what I had expected. I understand having to wait for service to arrive based on location, time of year, and whatever other variables come into play. If it is your policy not to cover or assist in this type of event I (and others) need to know, so we can look elsewhere for service that will be able to meet our needs. I guess what I expected was essentially, "Hi Life Member, sorry you are experiencing this problem, we don't / do cover this event, you are responsible for whatever we don't cover. Then dispatch a Tow / Recovery vehicle and let me settle up with GS." But to leave me with calling my own tow companies and trying to get cash to pay them....I was disappointed. I understand the immediate retraining of the one service representative, but were they they exception or the norm? Also, I want everyone to know that this instance wasn't reflective of my previous two experiences in the last 10 years of memership where service was requested and professionally provided.
