I recently rented 2 jet skis for a weekend at the lake. A few days prior to picking up the jet skis, I called Tony and told him that Bass lake had called us and notified us that the lake may be closed when we were camping because there is a wild fire close by and the planes may need to use the lake to pick up water from. I asked if so, could I cancel my reservation. He said "No. That is to short of a notice". He said I could move the rental date to another date but he would not let me cancel it. I explained that we were having a family reunion there and that another date would not work. I was thankful that the lake was able to stay open since I could not cancel my reservations. When I arrived at there business 5 minutes to there opening time, nobody was there. I first talked to a worker moving around jet skis and told him that I was here to pick up 2 that I had rented. He told me I would have to wait for the owner to show up. He pointed to the 2 that I had rented and I about fainted. They were the most beat up jet skis I had ever seen. The pictures on the website were new looking jet skis. Tony then told me that he had just got one of the jet skis out of the paint shop and that it had a fresh coat of paint on it for me. His "fresh coat of paint' was literally spray painted with gloss black paint. It was a disaster with 5 people trying to pick up there rentals at the same time. Tony finally has me meet him in his office to get the paperwork signed. walking into the "house" I was told to step over the pile of dog crap that was on the ground and to not walk in the dog pee. Entering a business, this took me by complete surprise. As we were filling out the paper work, I asked Tony if the jet skis were full of fuel. He said " I'm not sure. You may have to fill them up". We had just gone over his rules stating that if I did not bring the jet skis back full of fuel I would be charged an additional amount. On the way to the lake, I had to pull off the freeway because the plastic nose piece of one of the jet skis was only being held on with 1 screw and was flapping along the side of the jet ski. I went into a hardware store and bought 2 screws and put them into the plastic piece so it would stay on. Before getting back on the freeway I decided to stop into a gas station and check the fuel levels on the jet skis. One of them was full and one had a quarter tank. I filled it up before proceeding. When I got the jet skis into the lake and started to use them, I was extremely disappointed. These skis were the biggest and slowest pieces of junk on the water. My brother has 2 jet skis that he brought up as well that are 13 years old, and they were much faster and nicer than the ones I had rented. At one point in my day on the lake, the sheriff came by to talk to us about a boater driving recklessly, and he pointed to our jet skis and said "best value?" I said yes, and he laughed and said how can I guess. When I pick up the jet skis from tony, he told us to have them back by 8:00 pm. I showed up back at his "business" at 6:00 pm. Nobody was around. I called Tony 3 times on the phone to let him know that I was here and was trying to drop off the jet skis, but he did not answer. As I was waiting for him to call me back, another renter showed up and said that Tony had told him to just drop them off because he would not be around. I did the same thing and took pictures of them sitting in his yard. I also text Tony and let him know what the other renter had told me and asked if this was correct. He said "yes. I will check them in next week". I was a little uneasy just leaving the jet skis and life jackets sit there, but that is what I was told to do. I heard nothing from Tony and assumed he got them checked in. Three weeks later I get a charge on my credit card from Tony. I tried calling him to ask what the charge was for, but he would not answer. I text him the same question, and he replied that he would have to look into it, and to text him tomorrow. I would of thought as a "business" he would have CALLED me back to let me know what he found. I finally got ahold of him 2 days later and he told me the charge was from damage to the jet skis. I asked for pictures and he sent me some blurry pictures off his computer screen. He said that one of the jet skis had sucked up a rock, and I was lucky he had not charged me for a prop. The picture of the rock in the jet ski was a close up picture that could have been taken of any jet ski at any time. As I argued with Tony over text, because he never calls anyone, he got angry and said that he may just want to take a closer look into the jet skis to see if there is any damage that his guy missed. That is his way of trying to threaten people into paying. This company is the biggest scam around. I wish that I had read the reviews before renting from this so called business. I would give this business zero stars if I was able to. BE WARE. read more