86 35 ft BB Question

[Scott]

Hey guys, not to be a fly in the mayonaise..or how did that go? But I
had 28 shopping centers in that state at one time (several in Akron)
as well as an ex wife (ooppss) and keep in mind we are talking about
the land of the likes of Jim Trafficant, the Cafaro family and
others. Try as you may but if your name does not end in a vowel you
are going to be pushing a rope. I used an attny there (Akron) James
Slater..not sure if he is still in practice or not..but he was
ruthless. Just what you need.

Unfortunately, for Gail, this is what happens when you deal with
folks that do not have a clue about Wanderlodges, as Kerry said he
found out..Sorry Kerry. You could have some recourse in a specific
time, generally a deposit can be returned within a certain period of
time. Not sure of the time in that state but it is worth looking
into. Worse case scenerio I would call the better business bureau,
the local action news guys or whatever to make this snakes life
miserable. Get at least the satisfaction of your 3 grand.

Best of luck and by the way I have a NICE 86FC35RB for sale! :>) NOT
For 20G's though!

Scott B
86FC35 "RUBY" 4 SALE
Murrells Inlet SC "right next to heaven"


--- In WanderlodgeForum@yahoogroups.com, GLOBE1969
wrote:
>
> Hello:
> Thank you all for your comments regarding the 86
> bird. Keep them coming.
> Gail Remy
>
>
>
> --- mbulriss <mbulriss@...> wrote:
>
> > As I understood the thread, Gail negotiated with the
> > salesman and
> > agreed to buy the Bird outside the eBay system, so
> > whatever on the
> > eBay listing is moot. I believe he stated that he
> > bought it *based
> > upon representations* by the salesman as to the
> > items that were being
> > repaired and readied for his arrival. Seems like
> > it's worth a state
> > attorney general call about a breached sale contract
> > to get the
> > deposit back.
> >
> > Where's Wallace Craig when we need him? LOL
> >
> > Mike Bulriss
> > 1991 WB40 "Texas Minivan"
> > San Antonio, TX
> >
> > --- In WanderlodgeForum@yahoogroups.com, "Ryan
> > Wright"
> > wrote:
> > >
> > > Gail,
> > >
> > > I had a nice reply written out about exactly how
> > you could go about
> > > suing them in small claims court. Unfortunately,
> > after looking at the
> > > eBay auction, I doubt you would win. In fact I'd
> > be surprised at all
> > > if there were any way for you to get your money
> > back.
> > >
> > > The auction's terms - and they would apply even
> > though you made an
> > > off-eBay deal, as this is the only written proof
> > you have of anything
> > > - are very much in favor of the seller. Re-read
> > the "terms of sale"
> > > and check the fine print near the bottom of the
> > page where he says "a
> > > non-refundable 10% deposit". They've got you on
> > this one. (If it were
> > > my dealership, I would have given you all of your
> > money back less the
> > > $50 fee to relist it on eBay, but that's just me.)
> > >
> > > It's doubtful they will actually sue you - they
> > really don't have a
> > > case at all.
> > >
> > > One thing: Did you pay your 10% deposit via credit
> > card? If so, you
> > > can get that back easily. Just call your bank and
> > explain the
> > > situation, how they lied, how it was completely
> > misrepresented and how
> > > they refused to make it right. I can all but
> > guarantee your bank will
> > > issue a charge back and the money will be returned
> > to you. Any time I
> > > have the option of paying via credit card I take
> > it, as a good bank
> > > will always protect it's customer.
> > >
> > > Here's the real question: Who is going to call
> > that dealership up and
> > > negotiate a $12-15k deal on this coach now? Given
> > this situation, I'll
> > > bet you could pick it up for a song and a dance.
> > If it weren't for the
> > > center bath/twin bed, I'd probably hop on a plane
> > tomorrow.
> > >
> > > -Ryan
> > >
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
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