Hi I always hate this kind of thing but mindless ignorance by
bussiness people?
You'd think the customer was the first concern , not his almighty
buck...


I've put my boat into storage for the winter at a place I've used for
3 years with good results. but

This year they had me sign a policy statement that they were allowed
to move peoples stuff around without consent. Also , the usual thing
about damage -- its not their responsiblity.

I put my boat up for the winter about 10 days ago. I placed the boat
tongue on a concret block with a wooden piece of 2*4 under it. The guy
at the place told me that the "wind" could affect my boat unless I put
it close to the other ones.

I went back on Saturday and found my boat , pushed off to one side
about 4 feet-- the tounge on the ground the tarp ripped and one of the
chocks about 3 feet( the left wheel ) below from were I left it. All I
can determine is that the guy used his pickup truck to knock my boat
over about 1-2 feet. In the process he knocked my boat off the
concrete block onto the ground. I guess customers are treated like
sh#t cause I signed the policy.

Can such storage yards justify owner vanadalism with their discalmer
policy?

What really gets me is that this guy is moving my boat 2 feet to make
space, yet he has a 65 year old rust bucket truck and about 34 feet of
rusty pipe next to it taking up about 6 car or boat lengths that he
could easily rent out and make money by sending his "junk" to the
crusher..

What is your opinion ?

I know I won't be going back -- very poor busines practice - knock
your customers items around with your big powerful gas guzzling
pickup.

this guy is an accident waiting to happen and in my view very bad for
business.

On 8 Nov 2004 08:18:30 -0800, (kruliczek) wrote:
What really gets me is that this guy is moving my boat 2 feet to make
space, yet he has a 65 year old rust bucket truck and about 34 feet of
rusty pipe next to it taking up about 6 car or boat lengths that he
could easily rent out and make money by sending his "junk" to the
crusher..

What is your opinion ?

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Find another boat yard, you already know the answer.

IMHO- take him to court. His new "contract" probably won't stand up against
his obvious abuse of your property. Take lots of pictures.



"kruliczek" wrote in message
om...
Hi I always hate this kind of thing but mindless ignorance by
bussiness people?
You'd think the customer was the first concern , not his almighty
buck...


I've put my boat into storage for the winter at a place I've used for
3 years with good results. but

This year they had me sign a policy statement that they were allowed
to move peoples stuff around without consent. Also , the usual thing
about damage -- its not their responsiblity.

I put my boat up for the winter about 10 days ago. I placed the boat
tongue on a concret block with a wooden piece of 2*4 under it. The guy
at the place told me that the "wind" could affect my boat unless I put
it close to the other ones.

I went back on Saturday and found my boat , pushed off to one side
about 4 feet-- the tounge on the ground the tarp ripped and one of the
chocks about 3 feet( the left wheel ) below from were I left it. All I
can determine is that the guy used his pickup truck to knock my boat
over about 1-2 feet. In the process he knocked my boat off the
concrete block onto the ground. I guess customers are treated like
sh#t cause I signed the policy.

Can such storage yards justify owner vanadalism with their discalmer
policy?

What really gets me is that this guy is moving my boat 2 feet to make
space, yet he has a 65 year old rust bucket truck and about 34 feet of
rusty pipe next to it taking up about 6 car or boat lengths that he
could easily rent out and make money by sending his "junk" to the
crusher..

What is your opinion ?

I know I won't be going back -- very poor busines practice - knock
your customers items around with your big powerful gas guzzling
pickup.

this guy is an accident waiting to happen and in my view very bad for
business.

"kruliczek" wrote in message
om...

Can such storage yards justify owner vanadalism with their discalmer
policy?

Surely their disclaimer can't cover negligence, they have a duty to take
care.