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I really wish I would have seen the forums and reviews before getting sucked into buying a camper from ZoomersRV. We are completely devastated! Please buyers, beware! We understand we bought the ca...
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You can add me to the growing list of unsatisfied Zoomer RV customers. I only wish that I had read this forum before traveling all the way from California to Indiana to purchase one of Mike's motorhomes.
Mike Weaver misrepresented a motor home to me as well. You have to be very careful with this guy. Even when asked a specific question, he will not give an honest answer. He will fall back on his e-bay add language and pictures. I asked him, "is there any rust under the unit?" and I said, "it looks as though the rims are pitted and corroded." His response was, "there was only minor surface rust under the coach" and, the rims are shinny, you can see yourself in them." I thought that was good because the rims would be a good indicator of being driven in corrosive environments and minor surface rust would mean that there would only be a slight discoloration of some exposed metal.
After flying all the way from California to Indiana I found all of the cargo bay frames had significant rust and corroded metal and the aluminum wheels were corroded and pitted. There was also alot of rust in the generator area and the tail pipe (normally chrome) had been replaced with a piece of flex tubing from the muffler. There were also numerous other problems with the coach like ceiling panels that had been replaced with different colored material, a dash radio that was replaced in a very un-professional manner, etc..
Needless to say, my wife and I had taken a one-way flight to Indiana. We could not get a flight back to California and had to rent a car to drive home. Thanks to Mike's misrepresentation we are out over $1,500 in travel expenses. The man has no conscience! Steer clear!!!
Mike Weaver misrepresented a motor home to me as well. You have to be very careful with this guy. Even when asked a specific question, he will not give an honest answer. He will fall back on his e-bay add language and pictures. I asked him, "is there any rust under the unit?" and I said, "it looks as though the rims are pitted and corroded." His response was, "there was only minor surface rust under the coach" and, the rims are shinny, you can see yourself in them." I thought that was good because the rims would be a good indicator of being driven in corrosive environments and minor surface rust would mean that there would only be a slight discoloration of some exposed metal.
After flying all the way from California to Indiana I found all of the cargo bay frames had significant rust and corroded metal and the aluminum wheels were corroded and pitted. There was also alot of rust in the generator area and the tail pipe (normally chrome) had been replaced with a piece of flex tubing from the muffler. There were also numerous other problems with the coach like ceiling panels that had been replaced with different colored material, a dash radio that was replaced in a very un-professional manner, etc..
Needless to say, my wife and I had taken a one-way flight to Indiana. We could not get a flight back to California and had to rent a car to drive home. Thanks to Mike's misrepresentation we are out over $1,500 in travel expenses. The man has no conscience! Steer clear!!!