I received an email to join for free. Their site is supposed to have all sorts of videos, tips and tricks, etc for doing your own repair. They send a weekly email with some kind of DIY repair. I went on their site today and saw a couple of videos. They were only about a minute long and didn't tell me anything. Looks like if you want real information you have to pay a monthly or annual fee. If their free short video is any indication of their expertise, I don't think I would be willing to pay them any fee.
Tinstar wrote: Has anyone seen this "RV Repair Club".
I received an email to join for free. Their site is supposed to have all sorts of videos, tips and tricks, etc for doing your own repair. They send a weekly email with some kind of DIY repair. I went on their site today and saw a couple of videos. They were only about a minute long and didn't tell me anything. Looks like if you want real information you have to pay a monthly or annual fee. If their free short video is any indication of their expertise, I don't think I would be willing to pay them any fee.
It was kinda disappointing.
I was sucked in. The premium videos are a little longer and are very general in nature. I haven't learned anything after about 3 months. I sent them an email to complain and they never responded. Save your money.
It's $40 per year for membership. As someone who deals with uninformed and refuse to read manuals, Rv'rs daily, it would probably be a good investment for those type people. Also, when people post here and are told what to do and look for, those RV Repair Video's would probably come in handy. Doug
I'm with Groucho Marcs when it comes to clubs, "I refuse to join any club that would have me as a member". Plenty of alternate resources available that are free.
