THIS is How to Avoid RV Junk Fees & Scam Tactics!!

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  @bradmiller6507 · 3 years ago

  When I bought my RV the finance lady offered a warranty that cost 25% of what the RV cost.   I feigned a shocked look and told her I wasn’t told the RV was so bad that it would cost that much to warranty and stood up to walk out.   Her reaction was priceless.    She stopped trying to add stuff on.

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  @softdruid3712 · 1 year ago

  Josh, don’t apologize for being on a soapbox about this stuff.  I really admire you for it.

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• WK

  @wkw4095 · 3 years ago

  This is legit like having a family member in the RV business. Priceless

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• KI

  @kim.rose1888 · 3 years ago

  Not only do I have to worry about buying a poorly made rv I have to look out for junk fees and scaming  tactics.

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• TI

  @timbryant9869 · 3 years ago

  I wish I could have seen this video a year ago. Camping World is a perfect example of an RV dealer that practices all these tactics. I did go through with my purchase, but I had to fight to get all the junk fees taken off. It was a terrible and stressful experience. I actually resent the fact that I went through with the purchase. I hope anyone planning on buying an RV watches this.

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• AD

  @adampecore6917 · 1 year ago

  Camping World<br><br>Enough said

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• NO

  @notme3252 · 6 months ago (edited)

  I went to a dealer today who gave me a sheet with the price for a 2022 used RV. The “MSRP” was 15k over NADA, then they wanted to charge me 4k for a “Let’s go camping package” fee which is where they fill the gas tank, propane, new black tank hoses, and WALK YOU THROUGH HOW TO USE THE FUNCTIONS. I was like, it doesn’t have a black tank, it doesn’t operate on propane and YOURE GOING TO CHARGE TO SHOW ME HOW TO USE IT?? 😂😂 They offered to take that 4k off, but by then I lost trust and left.<br><br>Also, it was a Camping World and after reading the other comments I see my experience is par for the course!!!!

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• AN

  @anthonybass7851 · 3 years ago

  Josh I met you at the &nbsp;Kalispell Bish RV dealer a few weeks ago. I made a deal on the Artic Wolf 321 BH fifth wheel. The entire experience up to the point of signing the paperwork was great. Then the finance manager tried to sale me all the extend warranty BS. He even tried to sell me gap insurance on a 54K purchase with 20K trade in plus 9K cash down. There was no gap that needed insurances. Needles to say I got my down payment and trade in back and walked out. &nbsp;I’m currently shopping for the same &nbsp;RV at different dealers. It wax great meeting you and I truly like you are a stand up guy. It’s a-shame it ended this way. Keep up the great videos!

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  @Tondor50 · 2 years ago (edited)

  You can never win against a con artist. If you can&apos;t get an out the door price, if you feel they are being sketchy, get up and leave. They may follow you to your car with a better offer, but ask yourself if you can now trust these folks. Sure you want that shiny new RV, but they want your shiny new money. Trust me, there is ALWAYS another RV out there that you will love!

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• SC

  @scottpearce7466 · 3 years ago

  #1 stay away from Camping World!

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  @666Wainebueno · 3 years ago

  I don’t even own an RV of any sort and I’ve been hooked on this channel the past week since finding it. New favorite channel for sure

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  @rosslarsen3702 · 3 years ago

  Just purchased a White Hawk 29BH from Bish&apos;s (after visiting many other RV retailers) and found them to be totally honest with regard to fees. &nbsp;Yes, they wanted me to finance (who wouldn&apos;t) but when I told them it would be a cash sale, I still got the agreed upon great price. &nbsp;I drove over a 1200 miles and got the best deal ever. &nbsp;I was NOT going to pay the extra 2K for the walk thru fee at delivery at Camping World. &nbsp;Thank you Bish&apos;s for your honest business practices.

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