Another reason to be careful when shopping at Camping World
Camping World - Mesa, Arizona 1. Call the number on the gate. 2. Call the police department. 3. Call the fire department.
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ROBERTSUNRUS wrote:
:) Hi, these people are idiots. Electric fences have insulators. And a cop touched the fence to check it? If you can hand your kids over the fence it can't be very high. A Ford dealer that I worked at, some times, locked up before I was done working on a car; I had to climb over the fence a few times to go home.
Calling them idiots is way too nice, morons is more accurate. What business do you know of that has an electrified fence? The ambulance chasers would have a field day. You will not find an electric fence at an ICBM complex, a military base, or a state or federal penitentiary lol. An RV dealer is going to have one? Internet Drama no doubt.
As far as the units on a Camping World lot your not going to sleep in one overnight, or get to check them out, or get overlooked while in one at closing time. Every Camping World I have ever been to keeps the units locked up and they're only opened if your accompanied by a pushy sales person, and thats if you can find a sales person to begin with.
Once I find the units locked at Camping World or any other dealer that's when I get in the truck and head on down to the next guy that does not keep them locked so they can corner you into the sales BS.
