latest was exactly 1 week after the breakdown, Sat to Sat. They said a low loader will collect it from Hull and take it to Bristol on Monday (just gone) nowt since.
As far as Hotels cleaning their mattresses are concerned - I worked for a large Employment Agency in Crawley and once a year we supplied labour to collect the mattresses from roughly 80 bedrooms bringing them outside to be loaded onto lorries The condition of them ALL was truly unbelievable and the Hotels in question were the largest and most expensive in the Crawley area, servicing Crawley Airport
I usually do just that, but only second to checking out the fire escape route.
Are you not thinking it's time to ask for a refund and buy something else?latest was exactly 1 week after the breakdown, Sat to Sat. They said a low loader will collect it from Hull and take it to Bristol on Monday (just gone) nowt since.
Waiting to see what the issue is. It is an option.
We stayed in a hotel here where the fire escape was outside our bedroom window & all the fire exit signs pointed you towards it.
At least in the event you would be front of the queue.We stayed in a hotel here where the fire escape was outside our bedroom window & all the fire exit signs pointed you towards it.
It is lovely knowing nobody else has used it (except for our toilet burglar, but that's another story) i looked at second hand, but the smell! The awful terracotta upholstery! Fiddly little curtains! and the SMELL...eww!Because there’s nothing like the feeling of picking up a brand new van.
And the toilet’s never been christened
I think you would find that the difference between a new and a 10 yrs old van is probably more than a couple of grand.I don't understand why people buy 2nd hand when if you put a couple of grand to it you can get brand new instead of 10 years old. No brainer IMO
Not sure if you are referring to the OP but.
Are they stalling for a reason or just useless ,if you intend to reject the van better to do it nowNot sure if you are referring to the OP but.
Heard absolutely nothing from them be it by phone, e-mail or whatever for 8 day's.
This am i sent them a strongly worded mail that some answers must be forthcoming within hours..........or else.
It's now been just over 2 weeks since it broke down and we know nothing.
Really don't know what they are doing as they have not been in touch.
If nobody buy's new where are the used ones going to come from in X years
It's been 15 day's since we picked it up so still time to reject. I need to know what the issue was/is.
The service you are receiving is shocking indeed, and shouldn't be tolerated. Good luck resolving the situation to your satisfaction. Ditto here Brian.
Butt surely the important word is “if”bobnick. Sorry to hear of your woes Bob & Nick with your new MH.
Ditto here Brian.
To those liking the thought of the nice new bed that no one has slept in, or the shiny new toilet that hasn't been christened, think on. If your new MH has been back and forth to the MH Shows and displayed by dealerships there as exhibitors, then there is a good chance it has been slept in by dealership staff. I have seen it evidenced with my own eyes. They don't all troop off to a hotel or B&B these days, at the end of their working day. And when matey wakes up in the night needing a quick pee, it is doubtful that he/she will get fully dressed to wander up to the toilet block.
Cheers
Jock.
Correct Ian..............and how will a purchaser ever know? What the eye doesn't see, the heart doesn't grieve over.
I think it's now the time to bite the bullet, grasp the nettle or whatever - on your terms not theirs. Get out of it there will be another nice new one around the corner. Forget Citizen Advice or gossip, go straight to a solicitor that understands these things and get your money back.
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