What good are the "contact us" buttons
on a campground's website when they simply never respond? Here are the facts: We are new to RV-ing. We own a 1988 Bounder and have a Golden Lab dog. Many campgrounds say on their website that becau...
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If the "contact" button goes to e-mail rather than a phone number, chances are this was set up by the web service provider and the CG or park operators have nothing set up to handle what comes in. Very few small businesses respond to e-mail inquiries, so I am more surprised when I get an answer than when I don't. Part of the thinking is "If they don't bother to call me, the question is not important."
The one exception, and it is usually service departments of large organizations, will be where "contact" leads to a "do not call us" notice and a fax number and or e-mail address, or sometimes a web page to fill in a service request form. E.G. lost luggage claims department of airlines, lost and found departments at metropolitan police departments.
The one exception, and it is usually service departments of large organizations, will be where "contact" leads to a "do not call us" notice and a fax number and or e-mail address, or sometimes a web page to fill in a service request form. E.G. lost luggage claims department of airlines, lost and found departments at metropolitan police departments.
