After reading your input, and reviewing carefully the contract, and calling
a few places for information, and reading the contract again, we have
decided to exercise our seven day option of canceling the contract. So, a
certified letter went to the 1000Trails folks today doing so.

I found a few more discrepancies in what the contract said and what the
salesperson said. But, the big discrepancy was in the disclosure provided
by the salesperson. She did not give me the disclosure statement called for
in the contract.

So, now we see if they come up with some better offers. Thank God for the
seven day cancellation window mandated by Virginia. Although, without it I
wouldn't have signed the hard sell contract.

Thanks again for all the input!!

John H wrote:
After reading your input, and reviewing carefully the contract, and calling
a few places for information, and reading the contract again, we have
decided to exercise our seven day option of canceling the contract. So, a
certified letter went to the 1000Trails folks today doing so.

I found a few more discrepancies in what the contract said and what the
salesperson said. But, the big discrepancy was in the disclosure provided
by the salesperson. She did not give me the disclosure statement called for
in the contract.

So, now we see if they come up with some better offers. Thank God for the
seven day cancellation window mandated by Virginia. Although, without it I
wouldn't have signed the hard sell contract.

Thanks again for all the input!!

Praise the Lord. You see the light. :-)

You don't need a campground membership.
Instead, subscribe to Good Sam, Camping World Presidents club, and
Passport America.Also pick up a copy of Trailer Life Directory or
Woodall's Directory. Take a look at www.recreation.gov and state and
county park systems. Passport America costs $40 but you will save that
on your first camp with them.
!!!!!Don't buy no steeenkin campground membership!!!!!

On Sep 3, 12:10*pm, John H wrote:
After reading your input, and reviewing carefully the contract, and calling
a few places for information, and reading the contract again, we have
decided to exercise our seven day option of canceling the contract. So, a
certified letter went to the 1000Trails folks today doing so.

I found a few more discrepancies in what the contract said and what the
salesperson said. But, the big discrepancy was in the disclosure provided
by the salesperson. She did not give me the disclosure statement called for
in the contract.

So, now we see if they come up with some better offers. Thank God for the
seven day cancellation window mandated by Virginia. Although, without it I
wouldn't have signed the hard sell contract.

Thanks again for all the input!!

"Better offers?"

i wouldn't even mess with thaat John.

On Wed, 3 Sep 2008 11:03:35 -0700 (PDT), Tim
wrote:

On Sep 3, 12:10*pm, John H wrote:
After reading your input, and reviewing carefully the contract, and calling
a few places for information, and reading the contract again, we have
decided to exercise our seven day option of canceling the contract. So, a
certified letter went to the 1000Trails folks today doing so.

I found a few more discrepancies in what the contract said and what the
salesperson said. But, the big discrepancy was in the disclosure provided
by the salesperson. She did not give me the disclosure statement called for
in the contract.

So, now we see if they come up with some better offers. Thank God for the
seven day cancellation window mandated by Virginia. Although, without it I
wouldn't have signed the hard sell contract.

Thanks again for all the input!!

"Better offers?"

i wouldn't even mess with thaat John.

Yeah, but John took a quiz to prove he's a dip****, so he HAS to.
Otherwise he might lose his certification.

wrote:
On Wed, 3 Sep 2008 11:03:35 -0700 (PDT), Tim
wrote:

On Sep 3, 12:10 pm, John H wrote:
After reading your input, and reviewing carefully the contract, and calling
a few places for information, and reading the contract again, we have
decided to exercise our seven day option of canceling the contract. So, a
certified letter went to the 1000Trails folks today doing so.

I found a few more discrepancies in what the contract said and what the
salesperson said. But, the big discrepancy was in the disclosure provided
by the salesperson. She did not give me the disclosure statement called for
in the contract.

So, now we see if they come up with some better offers. Thank God for the
seven day cancellation window mandated by Virginia. Although, without it I
wouldn't have signed the hard sell contract.

Thanks again for all the input!!
"Better offers?"

i wouldn't even mess with thaat John.

Yeah, but John took a quiz to prove he's a dip****, so he HAS to.
Otherwise he might lose his certification.



I thought Herring was given a "bye" on the dip**** test, because,
obviously, he is a dip****. Why would he need to prove it?

On Wed, 03 Sep 2008 14:49:11 -0400, hk wrote:

wrote:
On Wed, 3 Sep 2008 11:03:35 -0700 (PDT), Tim
wrote:

On Sep 3, 12:10 pm, John H wrote:
After reading your input, and reviewing carefully the contract, and calling
a few places for information, and reading the contract again, we have
decided to exercise our seven day option of canceling the contract. So, a
certified letter went to the 1000Trails folks today doing so.

I found a few more discrepancies in what the contract said and what the
salesperson said. But, the big discrepancy was in the disclosure provided
by the salesperson. She did not give me the disclosure statement called for
in the contract.

So, now we see if they come up with some better offers. Thank God for the
seven day cancellation window mandated by Virginia. Although, without it I
wouldn't have signed the hard sell contract.

Thanks again for all the input!!
"Better offers?"

i wouldn't even mess with thaat John.

Yeah, but John took a quiz to prove he's a dip****, so he HAS to.
Otherwise he might lose his certification.



I thought Herring was given a "bye" on the dip**** test, because,
obviously, he is a dip****. Why would he need to prove it?


It was a confidence builder for him.

wrote:
On Wed, 03 Sep 2008 14:49:11 -0400, hk wrote:

wrote:
On Wed, 3 Sep 2008 11:03:35 -0700 (PDT), Tim
wrote:

On Sep 3, 12:10 pm, John H wrote:
After reading your input, and reviewing carefully the contract, and calling
a few places for information, and reading the contract again, we have
decided to exercise our seven day option of canceling the contract. So, a
certified letter went to the 1000Trails folks today doing so.

I found a few more discrepancies in what the contract said and what the
salesperson said. But, the big discrepancy was in the disclosure provided
by the salesperson. She did not give me the disclosure statement called for
in the contract.

So, now we see if they come up with some better offers. Thank God for the
seven day cancellation window mandated by Virginia. Although, without it I
wouldn't have signed the hard sell contract.

Thanks again for all the input!!
"Better offers?"

i wouldn't even mess with thaat John.
Yeah, but John took a quiz to prove he's a dip****, so he HAS to.
Otherwise he might lose his certification.


I thought Herring was given a "bye" on the dip**** test, because,
obviously, he is a dip****. Why would he need to prove it?


It was a confidence builder for him.



Maybe we could sell him a rec.boats timeshare.

On Wed, 03 Sep 2008 13:31:26 -0400, jim wrote:

John H wrote:
After reading your input, and reviewing carefully the contract, and calling
a few places for information, and reading the contract again, we have
decided to exercise our seven day option of canceling the contract. So, a
certified letter went to the 1000Trails folks today doing so.

I found a few more discrepancies in what the contract said and what the
salesperson said. But, the big discrepancy was in the disclosure provided
by the salesperson. She did not give me the disclosure statement called for
in the contract.

So, now we see if they come up with some better offers. Thank God for the
seven day cancellation window mandated by Virginia. Although, without it I
wouldn't have signed the hard sell contract.

Thanks again for all the input!!

Praise the Lord. You see the light. :-)

You don't need a campground membership.
Instead, subscribe to Good Sam, Camping World Presidents club, and
Passport America.Also pick up a copy of Trailer Life Directory or
Woodall's Directory. Take a look at www.recreation.gov and state and
county park systems. Passport America costs $40 but you will save that
on your first camp with them.
!!!!!Don't buy no steeenkin campground membership!!!!!

Thanks for the tips, Jim.

On Wed, 3 Sep 2008 11:03:35 -0700 (PDT), Tim wrote:

On Sep 3, 12:10*pm, John H wrote:
After reading your input, and reviewing carefully the contract, and calling
a few places for information, and reading the contract again, we have
decided to exercise our seven day option of canceling the contract. So, a
certified letter went to the 1000Trails folks today doing so.

I found a few more discrepancies in what the contract said and what the
salesperson said. But, the big discrepancy was in the disclosure provided
by the salesperson. She did not give me the disclosure statement called for
in the contract.

So, now we see if they come up with some better offers. Thank God for the
seven day cancellation window mandated by Virginia. Although, without it I
wouldn't have signed the hard sell contract.

Thanks again for all the input!!

"Better offers?"

i wouldn't even mess with thaat John.

Hey, I should have included you in the subject line!

Thanks for the telephonic advice!

On Wed, 03 Sep 2008 14:17:09 -0400, wrote:

On Wed, 3 Sep 2008 11:03:35 -0700 (PDT), Tim
wrote:

On Sep 3, 12:10*pm, John H wrote:
After reading your input, and reviewing carefully the contract, and calling
a few places for information, and reading the contract again, we have
decided to exercise our seven day option of canceling the contract. So, a
certified letter went to the 1000Trails folks today doing so.

I found a few more discrepancies in what the contract said and what the
salesperson said. But, the big discrepancy was in the disclosure provided
by the salesperson. She did not give me the disclosure statement called for
in the contract.

So, now we see if they come up with some better offers. Thank God for the
seven day cancellation window mandated by Virginia. Although, without it I
wouldn't have signed the hard sell contract.

Thanks again for all the input!!

"Better offers?"

i wouldn't even mess with thaat John.

Yeah, but John took a quiz to prove he's a dip****, so he HAS to.
Otherwise he might lose his certification.

Actually, I've not. But it appears as though you have. I'm assuming you
passed. If not, take it again.

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