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This might be a place everyone can tell others about what is going on and give them some bad publicly. This site made the banks think twice about some of their charges.
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Sea tow
They have tried similar things here in Washington on th Columbia were we run. The crap did not go over well and now they are out of biz.
Shady company at best |
I had the sme experiences with sea tow they tryed to claim my boat because I ran aground. They crooks for sure. Not sure about boat us I have their insurance bu have not needed them fortunatly
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We had an issue a few weeks ago. They dragged my boat through an oyster bed and ruined my blueprinted bottom. This is the second time they showed up drunk and high. And it was different guys! Could barely stand up. I changed to boat u.s.
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WOW!
I was out with my buddy Jim not to long ago, and Sea Tow was called. They showed up promptly, were professional and courteous. Yesterday at the FMO event, I had a minor engine problem, in an extremely narrow busy channel. Long story short I wound up on the sand bar, the wind and wave action pushed me quite a bit in. I called Sea Tow, and they arrived in about 30 minutes. After trying go get close from several directions, they had a plan, and then I was off in about 2 minutes. The guy was professional and courteous. In about 30 years of boating, I have only been on the 'hook' (outside of the race course) these two times, and both we times, the vendor did a great job. |
Originally Posted by yzbert
(Post 2598931)
anytime you leave your boat it is considered salvage, and i believe that they get a percetage of the boat value per some sort of maritime law. i do think that they work the system to there advantage. coast gaurd wont help unless life is in danger. they have you at your time of need and bend you over.
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