over-analyzing Good Sam/Camping World

[seahunter]

So we bought our trailer through Camping World. We purchased, at least until we could decide, the Good Sam ESP. Since both companies are owned by Affinity Group, wouldn't that be a huge conflict of interest with regard to our service? In other words, if we went to CW for repairs, they might not have our best interest in mind if cutting down repairs would save money for Good Sam and therefore Affinity?? Just an idea I thought I would throw out and see what others think. Still considering wholesalewarranties.net as they are almost $1000 cheaper than GS and seems like basically same coverage.

Thanks.

Greg

[stiles watson]

Whatever you buy, it might be a good idea to check with the service manager to see what kind of working relationship they have with your chosen provider. Cheaper premiums are not helpful if you can't get your claim paid or the service provider cannot or will not bill direct and leaves it up to you to get reimbursed.

[seahunter]

quote:Originally posted by stiles watson

Whatever you buy, it might be a good idea to check with the service manager to see what kind of working relationship they have with your chosen provider. Cheaper premiums are not helpful if you can't get your claim paid or the service provider cannot or will not bill direct and leaves it up to you to get reimbursed.

Thanks Stiles, good idea.

[DonandJudy_12]

Right on, Stiles!!!! Been there- done that!!!! We never were able to use the policy we bought when we got a previous unit- We got the policy where we got the unit- JMHO- Don

[DQDick]

Don, who underwrote your unusable policy? Thanks!

[DonandJudy_12]

Sorry but I can't remember who issued the policy- I can only remember that we bought the trailer in Palestine, Texas from a dealer there but we can't remember their name either- My excuse is my age, I guess- Don