Camping World RV Service:Good or Bad?
Has anyone had any experience with service and repairs at Camping World? Their technical knowledge may be there but are they responsive to your needs? Do they keep you updated as to when parts are co...
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crudeman wrote:Unhappy Camper 1 wrote:
I can appreciate that you are a devoted, satisfied customer of Camping World and I am sincerely glad that the one problem you had with them was taken care of. BUT, I don’t think you would feel the same if their “repair” caused permanent damage to your camper that you had struggled and saved to buy, had limited time to be able to use it, and could cause you not be able to use it at all.
Because I am on a fixed income, I had to consider re-sale value of any camper I bought so when I could no longer use it I could recoup what I had spent on this bucket list dream. If you have ever looked at vintage campers you know that a roof that has never leaked and a ceiling with no damage in next to impossible to find. What was done to my camper, to me, has ruined it and it has lost half of it’s resale value. What am I supposed to do if my allergies and asthma won’t allow me to sleep in it now, then lose half of my investment because of shoddy work?
And maybe I’m just upset and sensitive but, you’re comparing this problem with a bad order from Wendy’s???
Surely having mustard left off your hamburger is equal to waiting weeks on your repair that caused even further damage. :B
LOL crudeman! My first thought when I read that statement was seven out of ten times when I order a plain double stack with no cheese at McDonalds for my Chihuahua I get home to find cheese on it. I’m irritated, but no big problem - I scrape it off. I just can’t wrap my brain around scraping this issue off.
