rv swap shop Ads vs. what you see in person doesn't add up; tries to sell you overcharged used accessories; Summerfield Florida

Do your homework first before signing any paperwork!  I'm so happy our deal fell through and we shopped further.  For $2,000 more, we got a 2014, brand new model with lots of options, from a well known Central Florida Dealer.

While the Sales people are nice and keep advising you of their BBB rating of which we all know means nothing, they attempted to rip us off on the used add ons.  Got the add ons brand new for half the price at the Dealership we just purchased ours from.

The ads on the Internet are significantly different than in person.  For example, we were going to look at a "completely restored" model only to get there and find yes, the outside was, but the inside wasn't and full of grease, mold and so forth.  Most of the campers we looked at had traces of mold, had not been inspected prior to be placing on the lot for sale.  They say they're going to do this after you purchase but to me, the sight of just a little mold...that's enough for me.  If you see mold on the outside, you wonder what's underneath.

Don't sign any paperwork that says your deposit is non-refundable as that's what theirs says.  I have no clue as to why, but it's there and because they are constantly talking to you while you're trying to review the paperwork you're signing, we missed that part.

Again, do your homework first before deciding to deal with them.