How Long to Wait

I've found it's better to deal with them in person. They will take you more seriously. Camping World is not the only place that sells them. Look around.

MotleyCrew wrote:
It has been four working days and not a word from either dealership. Is this usual?

Maybe you should use this as a wake up call? If this is the service you get before the purchase, think about the service you will receive after they have your money and the RV needs warranty work.

Find another dealer.

x2 don,t you read the post on this site?

If they treat you that way before the sale just think how they will treat you when you need warranty work done. Find another dealer.

Is it usual?
YES.
You are not there to badger coerce or sweet talked into buying a rig.
My opinion is if they are not interested enough in your needs and desires to even call you back then that dealer is just interested in grabbing your money.
Move on to another dealership

Welcome to the forum.

gbopp wrote:

MotleyCrew wrote:
It has been four working days and not a word from either dealership. Is this usual?

Maybe you should use this as a wake up call? If this is the service you get before the purchase, think about the service you will receive after they have your money and the RV needs warranty work.

Find another dealer.

Exactly.

And don't forget that Camping World may not want your business.

As others have said, they won't take you as a serious buyer unless you're willing to put up with the high-pressure sales tactics in person.

Don't cave in as you negotiate for the best price, take their best price and continue shopping until you get the best possible on the RV you want.

Good luck!

Even after you get a price from CW, ask for all the add ons, Some dealers add thousands to the price of whatever unit you purchase, others price their units straight up with the stated price being all there is other than sales tax.
There are quite a few straight up dealers , mostly small family owned businesses that would love an opportunity to compete for your business.
Remember , out the door is the true price, and if financing is a part of the reason for choosing a particular dealer, its usually possible to obtain financing at a different dealership.

If you want to deal with someone, you have to do so in person (phone, etc).
No body takes a text seriously.