WW Repairs

SandollarChaser wrote:
Kent in Texas,
Please know I am happy for you, but also I need your help to know how to go about doing what you did to get WW to fix my 2007 FS 2300 (which was one year old yesterday and sitting at dealership for past 4 months.)
What do you mean "unmentionable?" What did you do? I need your help! I'll do it too!
WW just keeps talking down to me and passing me off.
Does WW treat men owners differently from women owners? Are there any women owners out there that have gotten the repairs done? If they cheat women owners and not men owners, can one of you guys call WW for me and talk tough? Guess they aren't worried about a 5'4" tall woman cutomer?
Jamie was going to find Max Villa about my repairs and never called back. Jim Goodwin has all the info on my trailer and never called back, never answers my calls either. (Curious though that Jim talks to you guys?) His new boy from Rag'N, Dave Montti, told me and a dealer representative that I could get a lawyer and sue my dealership in Fayetteville, GA. My dealer, Scotty, in Georgia said WW is "P.O.'d" with him for telling them to come get their 12 new units off his lot because he's not selling them with "no warranty" and that's why WW is trying to make him the fall guy.
Montti said "he never touched my coach, that I have to go back to my dealer for repairs." (It's been at a dealership for 4 months awaiting approval from WW for the warranty repairs.) Of couse that's true, Dave was working for Rag'N last year and couldn't have "touched my coach" and at that time I was being given the WW run around by Shawn who no longer works for WW. But, dear Dave Montti, your new company built my defective "coach" before you got there. I know you, Dave, "didn't touch my coach," but the guy paying you did, he built it which is what a lawyer can explain to you.
So, guys, can you help me or not?
SandollarChaser