Roadside Assistance
I could go on with this story for page after page but I'm going to condense it. You will get the point. On August 3, 2016 we broke down on the Baker grade in southern California after hitting a lar...
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mobilefleet wrote:Well I do know that side of it and GOA's could be a problem but $1000.00 up front to travel 100 miles is just a rip off!darsben1 wrote:mobilefleet wrote:
I did road service for over 10 years. The reason he wanted that money upfront was to insure against a "GOA", or gone on arrival. No way I'd drive over 100 miles without it myself. Too many cases of roadside customers calling in, then changing their mind and getting service elsewhere locally, or someone stopping to help and then they don't call back to let the provider know anything.
This is bogus answer.
Good Sam pays for the cost of the mobile mechanic to come to the site (travel time) you only pay for time on scene. Therefore the provider would be reimbursed.
I WISH PEOPLE WOULD READ THE BROCHURE that Good Sam sends to them So many things wold be avoided.
Again read the contract before you need it
Ummm.....no. They routinely avoid paying GOA. You ever been a provider? If not you can shut up as you know nothing of this side of it.
