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2oldman wrote:alasarno wrote:Your story was believable up until now.
They have tried to contact the corporate office, only for their emails to be intercepted by the local management at the resort.
2oldman, It happens more often than you think. I'm in a membership resort where the absentee park manager doesn't care to show up in the parks that they oversee unless there is a personal injury, or police or fire are called. Members (including myself) have emailed complaints to the corporate office, only to learn that the corporate office blindly forwards emails to the respective park managers. Members (including myself) have called the corporate office to complain, only to have our calls forwarded to the respective park manager's phone - which always goes to voicemail. The park staff complain to corporate - only to have their park-related problems fall on deaf ears as well, and then they vent their frustrations to the members in the park.
I've been there, seen it, lived it. There ARE RV parks AND RV resorts out there where the management is only interested in collecting rent, selling memberships, and charging fees. How they continue to stay in business with such an anti-customer service mentality is beyond me.
The worst of such parks are the ones where the park staff have the same apathetic attitude as the management/corporate office. I believe that the OP had a stroke of very bad luck in selecting such a park to stay at.
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