Cathleen F.

Today, 10/19/17, My husband and I went to Campingworld because I really wanted to purchase the M33 Mallard Travel Trailer. Well, when we were there previously, the finance manager gave my husband a piece of paper with the numbers that he supposedly ran and the numbers were off. My husband decided to leave because they were closing and I was still healing from surgery. So, we went back today to take pictures of the papers that were listed in the trailers to show them that their numbers were off by $2000 and that giving my husband a supposed $500 military discount only to add on $499 was really only giving him a $1 discount and that was insulting in itself. My husband went in to speak with them first about the numbers. When they kept giving him the run around like their numbers were right I walked back in to explain to them exactly what was wrong. First of all, the associate Luke walked out with who we thought was the finance guy but was actually the manager, Kevin. The manager shook my husband hand totally disregarded me. My husband had to introduce me in order for him to acknowledge me. I do not know if it was because I was black or a woman, but it was very obvious that he had a problem speaking with me. Then it only got worse. He told my husband that he didn't care what the paper said in the camper that the amount that they set to sell it was the amount they chose. See I intervened because we were standing in the middle of the showroom with people watching and he was talking as loud as he could. I stopped him and asked him to lower his voice and talk to us and not everyone in the showroom. Why are we standing in the middle of the showroom talking about money? Then I proceed to tell him that he incorrectly priced the trailer for 42,459 as the beginning price instead of the $40,959 which was listed in the trailer. So, he said that it is MSRP, that is what the manufacturer thinks that it is worth. I asked him if they overprice all of their travel trailers because I have never known anyone to sell something for OVER the MSRP price, especially when you are using that as a starting point in a 25% off sale. Also, if they did not go by it then why would they advertise the $40,959 price inside the trailers? He proceeded to be disrespectful to me and say that he does not care what the price said in the camper. Like I told him, my husband only came back because he knew that I loved the M33 so he wanted to work with them to get it. We just wanted to be treated right and fair. We were not asking for a handout, just for him to look at the numbers and if he would have he would have seen that we had the correct down payment for what was advertised. We will NEVER shop at Campingworld again and I will make sure to spread the word throughout the military community!