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Family Tree RV forms dealer franchises
How is the franchise going? Seems like nothing has changed? by Limit

Hall of Fame kicks off fundraiser
Around 300 people have been inducted into the Hall of Fame. Ask each of them to donate $1,000 and the fundraising project is done. These folks can now return the favor by supporting the place that honored them. by Sam Q

RVer accuses Western Horizon of breach of contract for sale of resorts
I apologize for your negative experience you had at the Camp Verde Resort. I have forwarded your comments on to our CEO and to the sales person's manager. This is not how we want to represent our resort and we will make sure the proper action is taken.

Lynne Berry - WHR by Lynne

Viking RV files Chapter 7 bankruptcy
According to their website: http://www.coachmenrv.com/products/viking.aspx, Coachmen is a division of Forest River. by Cindy Spencer

RVer accuses Western Horizon of breach of contract for sale of resorts
I suffered thru the sales pitch at Camp Verde. What a dump. They call this a "resort"? I got 4 free days thru the dealer that I bought my RV from. Never once did the dealer or WHR mention that I had to sit thru a sales pitch. This salesman would make any used car salesman look like an amateur. After nearly 2 hours I questioned him about particular resorts on the list. He never once mentioned that many on the list had been sold. When he was done he said he would would leave the room and that we had 15 minutes to make a decision. The price was good only for 15 minutes. I told him that I did not need 15 minutes. I don't make snap decisions on anything, especially when it comes to spending $8K. At that point he got agitated and insinuated that I was an idiot for even questioning either his or WHR's reputation. He asked me to sign a paper with nothing checked as to whether I would buy or not buy. I told him that I wasn't signing anything that wasn't properly filled out. His agitation escalated at that point. I told him that I wanted a couple of days to research the company, and would he call me before I left the park? He said "why would I call you, if you decide to do it, just let them know at the office. They'll contact me." With that he huffed out of the room.

I'm 60 years old and have vast experience in sales and management. I currently own a company that does business consulting. This is the worst sales experience that I have ever had. I can't believe that anyone would buy this on the spot without first checking out the company. Once I checked them out, I left the park as fast as I could.

Good luck to everyone who is a member. Based on my experience, I think things will only get worse. This is a company who obviously has no communication skills and no ethics.

by lexton

Newmar provides motorhome for Vets Roll tour
Thank you Bob.

I did not know your military background; thank YOU for your service.

Matt Miller and the folks at Newmar truly 'get it' and we are thrilled to partner with them this year!

Our greatest hope is for RV manufacturers and dealers in other parts of the Eastern 1/3 of the country to consider starting a similar program.

These are the men and women who not only saved the face of freedom, but they are also the men and women who have allowed our industry to grow and prosper through the last 40+ years.

The emotional high we have experienced cannot be over stated. We owe this gratitude and celebration to this generation!!

Feel free to contact me at any time if you have an interest in our incredibly successful model. We will update this third trip on Facebook at VetsRoll.org.

Sincerely Mark Finnegan Mark@VetsRoll.org by Mark Finnegan

Newmar provides motorhome for Vets Roll tour
As a disabled veteran myself, I want to publicly thank Newmar for this kind gesture toward these veterans and this project. We are fighting different wars now and it is difficult for many people to truly understand the dangerous environment we send our brave men and women into for the war on terrorism. The death and injuries to our veterans brings incredible hardship and pain families and loved ones. Anything we can do to help lessen that pain and make the sacrifices understandable is welcome and Newmar should be commended for helping out with this effort. Thank you Newmar! by Bob Zagami

UVS Junction warns dealers about Craigslist postings
I can see ICANN getting involved (since they are the international governing body that issues domain names) if someone used Craigslist in their domain name (e.g., craigslist-info.com or some such), but that is not the same as auto-posting. Otherwise, a court would have to get involved, or the federal government. Craigslist by themselves cannot seize anybody's domain name. by Rex Gambill

UVS Junction warns dealers about Craigslist postings
Angie,

It is a "tool" and not true automation. But tools like that have to be authorized or they are against the terms of service.

eBay has serveral tools that are allowed(those companies pay ebay to allow them). Craigslist does not because it is not how they want to run their company. eBay is for businesses to sell(more now than in the past) while craiglists has tried to remain a consumer to consumer website. They have minimal staff and the site is moderated by the community.

Craigslist likely spends most of their man hours trying to block the next "tool". eBay hates this because eBay owns s significant percentage of craigslist they bought from a former employee. But lawsuit after lawsuit has found in craigslist favor. They can continue to use whatever business model they wish even if it minimizes profit. by Aaron

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Wednesday, June 29, 2011

Go RVing Canada’s Top five RV tips for Canada Day
By Kelly Cauthorn @ 6:27 AM :: :: 0 Comments ::

:: RV Owners

OTTAWA, Ontario -- With the Canada Day long weekend ahead, Canadians of all ages are renting or buying recreational vehicles to head out on the road or into the woods and bring the comforts of home along with them. RV vacations are flexible, economical choices for people that want to experience the outdoors.

Go RVing Canada is pleased to share its top five tips for a successful summer RV experience as travelers go out this Canada Day long weekend:

1. Think about what you want your RV to do: What kind of climate will you be traveling in? Do you expect to do a lot of highway driving or go to remote locations off the beaten path? Will you be making long trips or short ones? Your local RV dealer will be able to find the right RV for you if you have these questions answered.

2. Don't break the bank: If you're thinking of buying an RV, they start as low as $6,000 and the price of an overnight full-service campground stay is $25-$45. An RV vacation can be up to 75 percent cheaper versus a regular vacation so take some time for yourself and your family without worrying about your wallet.

3. Go somewhere unique: 90 percent of RV owners say that their number one priority is seeing the country, and an RV is a great way to do it. Drive Saskatchewan's Louis Riel Trail and see a tale from our country's history, or visit Tofino, B.C. and stop off at the World's Largest Hockey Stick and Puck in Duncan on the way there.

4. Be flexible: Prepare for campgrounds that range from having full utility hookups to no hookups whatsoever.

5. Be social: 40 percent of RV owners have children and campgrounds are a great place for kids to run and play with one another with their parents' supervision. You can also meet people at campgrounds from all over the world that have come to see Canada's natural splendor.

Upon your return don't forget to upload your favorite photos at www.GoRVing.ca and enter our 2011 Take Your Best RV Shot photo contest for a chance to win a $750 gift from Henry's Digital Camera Centre and four chances to win a $200 President's Choice gift card.

So celebrate Canada Day with friends, family and neighbors and follow our tips to have an experience of a lifetime!

About Go RVing Canada

The Go RVing Canada coalition was formed in 1997, and consists of RV manufacturers, RV dealers and campground operators. The coalition serves as the Canadian RV camping industry ambassador to provide the public and media with information about the benefits of RV travel. The coalition also seeks to enhance consumer information and satisfaction with the RV experience.

SOURCE: Go RVing Canada

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