False Advertising by Camping World & Good Sam
Any attorneys out there? I recently renewed my membership with Good Sam club because they offered free shipping from Camping World. This was the only reason I renewed. Two weeks ago, I received a n...
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Lantley wrote:RobWNY wrote:
I get a good laugh out of going to the Camping World Store closest to me. My wife and I wander through the store and take a photo with our phone of the things we would like to buy and then go home and buy them on Amazon or some other online retailer. Why? Because every single "RV Thingamajig" we're interested in at Camping world goes something like this....Price $29.95 followed by Good Same Member price of $26.95 A savings of $3.00! Then we go home, I go online and find the exact same thing for $14.95 and free shipping. It's all a scam.
This brings up an interesting thought. How much should CW charge to allow you to browse their products? Should they continue to be Amazon's showroom for free?
I don't know Lantley. Interesting question. You're the first person I've heard of that doesn't price shop. When you know a company overcharges for everything they sell, why would you pay that price for the product? If you know for a fact that you can buy the exact same thing someplace else cheaper, whether online or at another Brick and Mortar store, do you always buy the item at the more expensive price?
