Camping World online...........Seriously?
I generally limit my CW purchases to stopping in one of their stores, while traveling. This is almost always done to replace something RV related that's broken, and needs to be replaced immediately. ...
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RTCastillo wrote:RobWNY wrote:myredracer wrote:
I don't know why people buy from CW online anyway (or in their stores for that matter). Their online stuff is always on sale but you can just about always find it cheaper elsewhere online and often by quite a bit. Item descriptions can be lacking important or useful info. Then there's their lousy customer service, shipping and returns policy.
I once stated the same opinion and got blasted for not supporting the brick and mortar store. I guess some people are ok with throwing away their money by buying the same thing at CW at an inflated price.
I'm more careful with generalizations.
I, or we, should wish Camping World to succeed and be the same as Amazon in product delivery turn around and Toyota service (or Tesla, if we can dream that they'll also do on site repairs), for our emergency repairs when we are somewhere in the boondocks and they are the nearest resource.
So yes, Tesla does on site service. Their road ranger program is getting quite extensive.
