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confronted about mistakes, or poor quality workmanship, they would laugh it off and refuse to make good. If they didn't feel like performing some type of work they would quote an exorbitant figure to make you go elsewhere. And when sailing is supposed to be your "release" from the rest of the daily crud, who needs problems there? I hear a lot of stories like that. I'm glad that my yard is run by people who care and having a slip expands the use and care of the boat. This weekend I'm taking out some elderly folk. I'm lucky to have a slip. RB |
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The problem with most marinas is that the owner runs the place as if it were a
club and your lucky to belong. Slip holders are paying customers and they should remember that. These same people wouldn't put up with the crap that's dished out at any other business they deal with. S/V Express 30 "Ringmaster" "No shirt, no skirt, full service" |
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The problem with most marinas is that the owner runs the place as if it were a
club and your lucky to belong. Hate to agree with Loco, but he's right. Many Marina's act like you're an unwanted guest...AFTER they take your money. RB |
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