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I was referred to PPL Motorhomes in Houston to sell my fifth-wheel RV on consignment. I was told…read morePPL was the largest consignment RV dealer in the country, so taking it there seemed like a no-brainer. We cleaned the RV from top to bottom and made the three-hour drive from Corpus Christi to Houston. When we dropped it off, we were told to remove our personal items from the trailer. Looking back, I will take some responsibility here: I should have asked exactly what they meant by "personal items." I assumed that meant our belongings, not standard equipment and accessories that came with the RV. PPL also could have been much clearer about what they expected us to remove. Unfortunately, the RV did not sell after a little more than three months, so I went back to Houston to pick it up. I paid the $695 cleaning fee, which I had agreed to when I originally consigned the RV, even though we had already cleaned it thoroughly before bringing it in. I inspected the trailer for damage when I picked it up, but I didn't immediately realize how much of the equipment inside was missing. Once I got back to Corpus Christi and set the RV up, I started looking for the equipment that had been in the trailer when I dropped it off. That is when I discovered that essentially everything that wasn't physically bolted down was gone. That included standard RV equipment such as: * Leveling blocks * Sewer hoses * Hose holders * Fresh-water hoses * Water regulators * 50-amp power cord * Surge protector To PPL's credit, they did replace the 50-amp power cord and surge protector with a very nice unit, and I genuinely appreciate that. However, the rest of the experience has still cost me well over $1,000 in replacement equipment. And then I discovered one final issue after moving to Memphis, Tennessee. When I set the RV up at our new location, I noticed that the specially sized garbage cans designed to fit the kitchen pull-out cabinets were also gone. These aren't generic garbage cans I can simply buy at Walmart or order online. They are specifically sized for this particular RV and are essentially impossible to replace. That's the part that really bothers me. I understand that there was some misunderstanding about what should have been removed from the trailer, and I accept some responsibility for not asking more questions when we dropped it off. But I don't understand why standard RV equipment--or especially custom-fitted components that are clearly part of the RV's functionality--would be removed or disposed of in the first place. If PPL has a policy that everything not physically attached to the RV must be removed before consignment, that needs to be made absolutely clear to the customer. "Remove your personal items" does not reasonably communicate that the customer should remove the sewer equipment, water equipment, electrical equipment, leveling equipment, or custom-fitted items that came with the RV. I chose PPL because of its reputation and because I believed I was taking my RV to one of the country's premier RV consignment dealers. Unfortunately, my experience has left me feeling like I paid a substantial amount of money to have my RV sit for three months, didn't sell it, and then had to spend more than $1,000 replacing equipment that was in it when I delivered it. The replacement of the power cord and surge protector was appreciated, but it doesn't change the fact that much of the equipment was missing--and some of it, like the custom kitchen garbage cans, cannot realistically be replaced. My advice to anyone consigning an RV with PPL: take pictures of everything inside the RV before you leave it, make a written inventory of every item you are leaving, and get very specific clarification from PPL about what they expect you to remove. Don't assume that "personal items" means what you think it means. I wanted this to be a good experience. Unfortunately, it wasn't

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