I travel for work so my husband and I began searching for a travel trailer. Our search brought us here. I found several online that were within our budget and had the appeal we were looking for. We were eager to meet Eddie on Monday and get to pick one that would meet our travel needs. Eddie picked up on what we were looking for rather quickly. He showed us the few that I asked to see and a couple more he thought were also fitting. We decided on one he selected. We expressed concern about a time crunch we were on and wanted to know if it was possible to get approved for financing and sign the contract before I left out of state again 2 days later. He assured us that it should be done before I left but if not they could have my husband sign and overnight the paperwork to me via FedEx for completion. They requested a $1000 deposit (not including down payment) to start the process. We complied and received a call the following afternoon from the finance department. They said all was approved and paperwork should be ready shortly. Not receiving another call and nearing the end of business, we followed up. We were told the finance guy left for the day. Eddie told my husband he could come in Saturday at 2 pm and they would FedEx it to me afterwards. Not hearing anything to the contrary all week, my husband starts the hour drive to the dealership. He receives a call from Cassidy with the finance department telling him not to come because they cannot send the contract via FedEx to me. This is the first we've heard from her or anyone else about this. Rightfully upset, he calls me to inform me of this. I call the dealership directly to inquire about the problem and speak to Al. He's quick to give an excuse that they needed a light bill to deflect attention away from the core problem and turfs me to Cassidy. I immediately email him the light bill requested and return the topic back to the FedEx arrangement that is no longer available. Not understanding where things went south, I feel that I'm deserving of an explanation. They're offended by my inquiry and defensive. After several calls, I'm told that I must fly back in and sign the contract. Telling them that we've been misled all week, the only way I'm booking a flight is if my husband signs the contract that day and it's available when they open Monday morning for my signature so I can be on the next flight out. They agree but Cassidy in all her unprofessionalism tells my husband that she has to drop her kid off at school so I need to make myself available at 10 am and delay my return flight. I email Al and Cassidy responds with you can come another day if the later time is unacceptable. She also welcomes me to get outside financing if I'm not agreeable to the arrangement. No! No! No! I've jumped through hoops, booked an insanely expensive flight, over a holiday weekend, and at my own expense, with minimal notice to be there Monday morning. Al offers a whopping $300 off a $30,000 travel trailer and free delivery for my inconvenience but only after I request some sort of financial incentive after the utter nightmare that is his staff. Thanks for the insult. We are in the market for another travel trailer for our military son but now know where we definitely will not be going! read more