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Originally Posted by Djfred
Hello Penguin, A class action suit would not cost me a penny,but would take a considerable amount of my time which I would be reimbursed for out of the suit proceeds.The Attorneys would take their fees out of the class settlement.I kiss my Wife everyday and thank the Good Lord for what I have everyday also,but as of yet He hasnt sent me a check to buy another motorhome!!!I do plan on posting on as many sites as I possibly can about Thor. It is unfortunate because I actually like my Axis,but feel that they should take care of a defect that is their fault.Going through this forum,and many others, there are literally hundreds of folks who have spent their hard earned retirement money thinking they were going to enjoy their golden years,only to be screwed by Thor.I am not a nut job and have posted nothing but good things about Thor and their customer service in all of my previous posts,but now I feel that they have really dropped the ball.Once your warranty is done they could care less about you,and this is a problem they knew about. I guess if they were to fix mine,they would have hundreds of others in line with the same problem to fix,so I will do what I have to ,to make it as difficult for them as I have to.I have 3 friends who also own Thor products and none of them have a single good thing to say about Thor!!!!!!!Anyway ,thank you for your post!!!,I have to go and kiss my Wife before I get MADDER!!!!!!!!
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Don't take this the wrong way, but while it might make you feel better to trash them on every internet site, you are going to make no impact on their bottom line (they are selling them faster then they are churning them out -- which is too fast for quality, just like EVERY other coach manufacturer).
So, you can take the advice offered by another poster, and at most make yourself feel good by trashing them, or you can stay calm and try and work your way up the corporate chain and might get some resolution. You could try the small claims court, but depending on your states law and the written warranty, you may have zero recourse for a manufacturing defect you discovered after the warranty expired (trying to remember if you started this leak journey before or after the warranty expired).
So, again, if you actually want Thor to take action, don't act like an internet troll (even if you have good cause for doing so), because it won't hurt their bottom line and it won't help yours.
At most, do something like post on their Facebook page/twitter feed something like, "Can I please have the contact information for the consumer advocacy group at Thor. In battling a leak for some time, my dealer finally discovered that the factory never installed a critical seal around the window,but unfortunately, after my warranty expired. Even though this was clearly a big mistake during the manufacture of my coach, Thor customer service has said they will not work on it. I have no doubt that the person I spoke to must not understand my issue. Therefore, could you please direct me to the consumer advocacy department...." or something like that.
You've now posted something negative, but respectful, in a very public place, and are seen as someone they want to help. In addition, my advice for sending a respectful account of things to the CEO/COO or similar high level official (or multiple) at Thor, printed out, signed and delivered by Fedex, courier, etc.
Taking steps like that might get your issue resolved and possibly provide you a future high level contact at Thor.
Trashing them all over the internet.... Well, I guess to quote one of my favorite scenes from Red Dawn: Airforce Pilot, "all that hates gonna burn you up" and the kid replies, "it keeps me warm."
If your only intention is to let the anger keep you warm, trash them. If you want a resolution, put together a plan and work your way up the chain of command (or jump to the top) and do it in a respectful, matter of fact way.
As always, we all have opinions like we all have noses, take it or leave it.
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