Good Sam Companies,, stay away RUN.
Good Sam, the nations largest RV motor club also owns National General insurance, Campers World, central coast resorts and more DO NOT join their club or buy any of their insurance. They are liars and cheats just like all American insurance companies.
I was just woken to high wind gusts and rain and had to climb onto the roof of my motorhome to re-secure my already damaged roof.
My roof was badly damaged late August from a really bad monsoon storm that torn up the back end of my motorhomes roof, I was waiting for the insurance company to get the roof fixed only to find out the Good Sam insurance company is doing everything to avoid paying the claim, and I can't afford to fight them nor the money to replace the one piece fiberglass roof.
The motorhome is my home, I live in it.
I'm a volunteer at Tonto National Forest, I bought more then enough insurance to cover anything and everything.
Mariann Paredes the damage claims representative for the Good Sam insurance company National General insurance says the roof was not maintained,, WTF.
She ignored her own document adjuster that came out for 2 hours and documented all the damage and the dealer that sent an email stating that the motorhome including the roof were in excellent condition, Good Sam is a bean counter company that gambles on the little guy losing.
They do not want to pay $7-8,000.00 to replace the roof or any of the other damage from wind or water getting in like carpet floor, cracked shower ceiling, slide-out awnings which is all about another $3,000.00 I would take a check for the roof and walk away and do the other repairs myself, but they wont budge asking me for more proof it was maintained. It's a fiberglass roof that gets washed with soap and water and waxed like a normal car per Winnebago Motorhome maintenance recommendations.
I'm hoping social media might help my situation if everyone reposted and I can get the Good Sam companies on the all crap list, who knows.
Any attorneys pissed off with Good Sam are welcome, I'm here.
Thank you, David G. Wilson read more