WARNING!!!!
My father gave my family a Country Coach motorhome when he moved to a retirement facility. The motorhome was stored in an air conditioned airplane hanger & is in pristine condition. I live out of state and because of the distance I decided to sell the motorhome. Joe at RV Outlet agreed to sell the motorhome through consignment. Prior to pick up of the motorhome I hired an RV inspector & a diesel mechanic to do a complete check & tune up on the motorhome. After Joe picked up the motorhome he informed me that the motorhome was having mechanical issues.
His mechanic quoted $5,000 for repairs (new gas tank, slide out replacement, new key). Joe advertised the motorhome & sent me the listing. A buyer put in an offer well below value. Joe advised me it was in both our interests to accept. Joe sent me a signed promissory note on 2/9/25. The promissory note states I would receive payment within 45 days of the sale 2/9/25. After 45 days passed I inquired several times on the status of payment. Joe told me he had not received payment from the lender because they were short staffed & behind. On 5/2/25 Joe stated that the money from the lender was wired to him & he will pay me that week. Joe contacted me that same week and stated that he did not received payment from the lender & wants to make partial payments to me until he can pay me in full. Joe told me because the lender International Credit Union of Omaha is in Nebraska it can take longer. After further research I found out no such lender exists. On the Florida Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles site there is no lien holder listed on the title further proving that there was never a lender or a payment we were waiting for. It is now 121 days since the "sale", I have not received payment, communication, or documentation of the bill of sale from Joe or any representative of RV Outlet.
We have filed a complaint with the Better Business Bureau and are taking legal action against RV Outlet for theft and fraud. read more