Customer service is a lost art...we took a trailer to... - rvuser
Customer service is a lost art...we took a trailer to this place in early April for warranty work (cracked linoleum). It was promised to be ready in a week. More than four weeks later, no trailer. We called them and they said they had just received the approval from the manufacturer to fix the flooring (of course, it just happened right before we called...a month after dropping it off). Then, they tell us it will be ready for the May long weekend (week five). The day before the long weekend, they call to say they haven't started because they've been busy, but they will gladly duct tape the floor so we can use the trailer and return it the following Tuesday (after long weekend). We pick it up and surprise...no duct taped floor. Return the trailer on Tuesday to be fixed Wednesday for Thursday pickup (another weekend trip starting Friday morning). On Thursday afternoon, we call and they say it will be ready for Friday morning at 8am when they open. Get there Friday morning, and they say it will be done for noon...ruining our plans to get to our destination (which is a very long drive) on Friday. We confront them on this poor customer service only to be ganged up on by many workers upon the simple mention of their lack of communication. I get very annoyed when they say that "we're doing you a favour fixing it because we might not get paid by the manufacturer." They are obviously running a charitable RV dealership. Anyway, I ask them to charge me the full amount that they'll be out so we can get our trailer the xxxx out of there and never do business with them again.This is what happens in small towns when there is no competition. Steer clear of this horrible, unethical, excuse for a business.
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