Originally Posted by Team Shogren (Post 3385003)

Survey has nothing to do with running on rocks and overheating Chad, sorry.

You try so many angles, why not just come up with your negative equity, and go get a new boat and have a great summer?

Regards,

Scott Shogren

Originally Posted by Team Shogren (Post 3385008)

You have beat me up pretty bad but I have nothing to hide so I have chosen to respond to your questions.

The loan has a payoff and you need to cover your negative equity. You understood this on the phone when you asked to roll into another boat but now on a board you do not understand and forgot?

You in or out on the offer? I am trying to be as stand up as I can in a public forum and you keep coming up with new angles. Maybe there is another dealer that can take entire deal and put your negative equity into one of their boats so you don't have to stroke such a big check.

There are alot of good dealers out there that may be interested in helping you. I would prefer just to get you out f boat and let you do what you want on another boat.

I am going to go spend some time with my kids and enjoy Easter, you have the offer in writing in public which I never thought I would have to do but with you it's text telling me I fix boats with squeeges and windex and that I have my c---k in my mouth and many other childish ones so I will not respond to those either.

Make up your mind, over and out

Regards,

Scott Shogren

Originally Posted by dodgeman111 (Post 3385006)

oh.. and it was said to have camper top. it was delivered with no camper top. It cost us 2,000 dollars which Shogren gave 800. When should I stop. I'm telling you it has been a ridiculous ride. I never had anything like this in my life before. My poor wife is stressed to the max. This was her dream boat.

Originally Posted by Brad Zastrow (Post 3385015)

The real problem with forums like this is there are some people who think they can type anything they want including some of the most blatant lies trying to bully a dealer/vendor/advertiser into doing something beyond normal course of business. The businessperson has to bite his lip and not bring up the other side of the story as they will now appear to be the bully. Then there are the liable concerns as Matt addressed in his comments that consumers think do not apply to them. There have been lawsuits that are setting precedent with this very thing.

I think in this case the dealer has been very patient with an owner who is clearly over his head on a large boat. Drove it over rocks, overheated it a few times, and then sunk it. Now wants his money back by bullying the dealer? The dealer offered you a settlement if you really want out take the deal. If not stop this nonsense. You have insurance and you have a nice boat. Leave it at that.

Originally Posted by dodgeman111 (Post 3385006)

oh.. and it was said to have camper top. it was delivered with no camper top. It cost us 2,000 dollars which Shogren gave 800. When should I stop. I'm telling you it has been a ridiculous ride. I never had anything like this in my life before. My poor wife is stressed to the max. This was her dream boat.

Originally Posted by dodgeman111 (Post 3385017)

I think we're hitting the grand finale !!!

I say take that offer and shove off. I can always use that offer in court now that it was offered.

I guess you don't know what my wife says about you...haha.

Originally Posted by phragle (Post 3385016)

A survey and seatrial would have found salt corrosion, overheating problems and verified canvas that was supposed to be there was there.... you failed to do due diligence as a buyer. You bought a house without an inspection found out had termites and blew up the furness because the filter was plugged..sucks to be you man.