Is this legal???
We are fairly new at RVing and have been planning a summer trip to the Northeast. Made a lot of park reservations last year, since I heard that was imperative to get into some of the parks. Some of th...
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badsix wrote:
the O/P should contact the Better Business bureau in the state of the campground, they should be able to provide honest answers. its not the money so much its the principal. some people just don't care and will lay down and let people walk on them. others do care, they are the ones that make it better for all of us. its all about right and wrong.
Jay D.
It is about right or wrong. But without details who's to say what's right and what's wrong.
A co-worker complained about stores ripping her off. She said it was a weekly occurrence, if not daily. I pointed out that if it was happening that often, then she was doing something wrong. So, she started detailing the circumstances to me. Guess what? In 99 percent of the situations, they charged her the correct price for the item - but she was looking for anything to get a lower price. She would pick something up that was on the wrong shelf and then try to argue that the sign below it (which was for a different thing completely) was what she should be charged.
In this situation, we just don't know the details. Did the website and/or small print state that prices were subject to change for 2019 reservations?
