Jim@HiTek wrote:
soren wrote:
sheltieRV wrote:
soren wrote:
Hard to find a thread with more confused people and misinformation. I have my Coach-Net renewal bill in my hand. Full roadside assistance, towing, and everything I expect from an Emergency roadside service policy is $79 a year. You can spend $149 for a lot of needless add-ons, and frills, but there is little reason for the average RVer to need it.
So, lets review. The product is available online or via snail mail, and you do not have to obtain it from an RV dealer, or go to one to renew. A year of coverage renewal is $79, NOT $150, and I have an email from then with a 10% renewal discount, so this year, it's even cheaper.
Not talking about ERS, talking about the insurance products.
You completely fail to mention that important fact in your original post, then wait until the end of the second page of a thread to mention it. Really? Read my first sentence, tell me I'm wrong, and that you didn't create most of the confusion. I've been with CN for many years, had no idea that they sell "insurance products" and couldn't care. When you state that Coach-net MUST be purchased at your selling dealer, strangely enough, the vast majority of members believe you are making a really strange claim regarding ERS.
And your posting is causing me lots of confusion. You've been a member here on the forum since 2002! and yet your sig and profile don't mention the kind or age of your RV.
It could be a 12' trailer. Which would account for the $79 where mine was $139 (35' Class A, '02, 38,000 lbs with 22.5" tires).
So help us out here...Soren...how is it your cost is only $79???
CN prices for ERS has went up a bit this year and have just renewed with PPL, which has always gotten me the best price....
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