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RIP OFF!!!!!! Get a friend with a boat..lol..
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Yep. If ya planning to get a fishing boat...it's best to get your own. Ya never know weeks or months out just exactly when the fish will be biting. A built in option to get a date at the spur of the moment is almost impossible with such clubs. That's a lot of missed opportunities for sure.
But it ya just have to see for yourself I'd suggest taking this particular guy with you to help get you out of a jam if you get cornered in a small room. I can just about guarantee you any salesman will feel oblidged to abandon their pressure tactics when this guy unloads his brand of pressure. Yall will have the salesman saying..... "this is a bunch of chit."
Would serve him right to get a dose of his own medicine.
But it ya just have to see for yourself I'd suggest taking this particular guy with you to help get you out of a jam if you get cornered in a small room. I can just about guarantee you any salesman will feel oblidged to abandon their pressure tactics when this guy unloads his brand of pressure. Yall will have the salesman saying..... "this is a bunch of chit."
Would serve him right to get a dose of his own medicine.
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Seasick, this is actually the one of the best posts in the whole thread!
My wife and I stopped by a Carefree Boating Club yesterday and talked to the salesman. I have their side and other people's reviews. What I am missing, is informtion on the 'ownership' side.
Is there anyting you can add to this? thanks!
My wife and I stopped by a Carefree Boating Club yesterday and talked to the salesman. I have their side and other people's reviews. What I am missing, is informtion on the 'ownership' side.
Is there anyting you can add to this? thanks!
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I am in Houston TX and talked to my local rep today and this is what I was told.
1500 initiation
325 per month for as long as i am a member 1 month or 20 yrs
this covers tier 1, 18-27 ft boats
they have tier 2 and 3 which cover 28-41 feet but I didn't ask specifics
So I can join the club utilize any boat i want up to 27 feet seven days a week for $5400 year 1 and $3900 each year after.
I want a wake board boat, Mastercraft which they have but I am going to pay 50k for a low hour couple of year old ski boat and I also love to fish.
It seems like there is a catch I am missing, but I haven't found it yet. I am scheduled to visit the Marina on July 31, so please give my your opinions before my site visit so I ask the right questions.
1500 initiation
325 per month for as long as i am a member 1 month or 20 yrs
this covers tier 1, 18-27 ft boats
they have tier 2 and 3 which cover 28-41 feet but I didn't ask specifics
So I can join the club utilize any boat i want up to 27 feet seven days a week for $5400 year 1 and $3900 each year after.
I want a wake board boat, Mastercraft which they have but I am going to pay 50k for a low hour couple of year old ski boat and I also love to fish.
It seems like there is a catch I am missing, but I haven't found it yet. I am scheduled to visit the Marina on July 31, so please give my your opinions before my site visit so I ask the right questions.
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steeler28546 - we were told that we would have to signn a 5 year committment, and that the only way out of the agreement would be to either buy our way out or to purchase insurance that would pay Carefree if we wished to leave. Big issue on my part.
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First I like to say I am new to this board and found it while reviewing carefree boat club in Ft Lauderdale, Fl
Some people are for and some against a boat club. I am a current member of Freedom Boat Club of Ft Lauderdale/Miami. Been a member for 2+ years and the last year of it has been a disaster. I do not fault the system, but rather the people working for the club. Like any business, employees make or break a business. Under old ownership things went smoother. New owners came in , brought new employees and new policies. Membership might of grown, but not the fleet. When I first joined, in summer time I could get a boat on a sunday 3 out of 4 times a month. Now i have to wait 3-6 weeks to get a sunday reservation as you can only book 2 weekend reservations at a time.
They give you options to refueiling before returning and is stressed unless returning after hours and can not get to the fueling station while they are open. They tend to charge at least double the standard rate then which is unfair since they have 2 methods and never know which it is. Either engine hours used if it has meter or they fill and add surcharge (it does take 20min to idle to station in ft lauderdale)
Now they get picky with the boats. Slightest damage and forget it. They want to charge you the world and do not argue or they threaten to cancel your membership even on boats that are already rough to start. Most boats have no radio working, 12volts out, has problems planning and other mechanical issues.
I know can only get maybe 1 reservation for sunday every 3-4 weeks though checking daily helps as I do not like mornings which are have easier availability. They do not want the boat in sandbars where there is a lot of fun either really and have you sign a waiver for Johh Lloyd park.
Downside is you make a reservation 3 or 4 weeks ago and then your day comes and the weather is not so nice, if you cancel and it is not raining they treat you like crap , degrade you over the phone and threaten to charge a $100 cancelation fee for under 24 hr cancelation. So now if bad, I take boat across river and dock it for awhile, grab a drink and return. No fee. Crazy. They do not like people standing up for themselves. Also they tend to cancel reservations or last minute say NO AFTER hours usage.
Upside.. I do not have to wash the boat down, it is a must for all boats after usage, I get to use different boats based on size of group or activity. I like to boat till late like 9PM and who wants to worry about getting boat on a trailer in dark, driving home and spending 30min cleaning it. Your tired and want to relax.
Boat dockage in a decent location to the fun cost upward of $300 a month, insurance over $500 a year. Add basic maintence issues and you are spending $500 a month or $6000 a year without the payment of the boat Add a decent used boat, say 23" bowrider about 2005 cost around $15000, so that is about $350 a month for 6 yrs.
Point is, if you do not damage boats, can deal with some delays, lost sundays if it rains, and people with bad attitudes I see the club cheaper. yes no equity but also club fees cheaper than the basics not including the payment.
Now looking to change clubs like CareFree and know what I want in a club and hopfeully I will find it.
Mental note. Before joining ask for a test run on the reservation system and see how far out the dates are for when you boat.
Some people are for and some against a boat club. I am a current member of Freedom Boat Club of Ft Lauderdale/Miami. Been a member for 2+ years and the last year of it has been a disaster. I do not fault the system, but rather the people working for the club. Like any business, employees make or break a business. Under old ownership things went smoother. New owners came in , brought new employees and new policies. Membership might of grown, but not the fleet. When I first joined, in summer time I could get a boat on a sunday 3 out of 4 times a month. Now i have to wait 3-6 weeks to get a sunday reservation as you can only book 2 weekend reservations at a time.
They give you options to refueiling before returning and is stressed unless returning after hours and can not get to the fueling station while they are open. They tend to charge at least double the standard rate then which is unfair since they have 2 methods and never know which it is. Either engine hours used if it has meter or they fill and add surcharge (it does take 20min to idle to station in ft lauderdale)
Now they get picky with the boats. Slightest damage and forget it. They want to charge you the world and do not argue or they threaten to cancel your membership even on boats that are already rough to start. Most boats have no radio working, 12volts out, has problems planning and other mechanical issues.
I know can only get maybe 1 reservation for sunday every 3-4 weeks though checking daily helps as I do not like mornings which are have easier availability. They do not want the boat in sandbars where there is a lot of fun either really and have you sign a waiver for Johh Lloyd park.
Downside is you make a reservation 3 or 4 weeks ago and then your day comes and the weather is not so nice, if you cancel and it is not raining they treat you like crap , degrade you over the phone and threaten to charge a $100 cancelation fee for under 24 hr cancelation. So now if bad, I take boat across river and dock it for awhile, grab a drink and return. No fee. Crazy. They do not like people standing up for themselves. Also they tend to cancel reservations or last minute say NO AFTER hours usage.
Upside.. I do not have to wash the boat down, it is a must for all boats after usage, I get to use different boats based on size of group or activity. I like to boat till late like 9PM and who wants to worry about getting boat on a trailer in dark, driving home and spending 30min cleaning it. Your tired and want to relax.
Boat dockage in a decent location to the fun cost upward of $300 a month, insurance over $500 a year. Add basic maintence issues and you are spending $500 a month or $6000 a year without the payment of the boat Add a decent used boat, say 23" bowrider about 2005 cost around $15000, so that is about $350 a month for 6 yrs.
Point is, if you do not damage boats, can deal with some delays, lost sundays if it rains, and people with bad attitudes I see the club cheaper. yes no equity but also club fees cheaper than the basics not including the payment.
Now looking to change clubs like CareFree and know what I want in a club and hopfeully I will find it.
Mental note. Before joining ask for a test run on the reservation system and see how far out the dates are for when you boat.
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I might be new, but in my post was showing the positives and negatives of one of many boat clubs in my area.
Since I am in Ft Lauderdale, dockage is expensive, unlike probably someone living in Wisconsin. Plus I have year round boating, so I would be paying for expensive dockage year round and you want indoor docking (dry storage) because of hurricane season to protect boats.
The dock fees can cost more than the boat payment on a 30K used boat with low hours.
Since I am in Ft Lauderdale, dockage is expensive, unlike probably someone living in Wisconsin. Plus I have year round boating, so I would be paying for expensive dockage year round and you want indoor docking (dry storage) because of hurricane season to protect boats.
The dock fees can cost more than the boat payment on a 30K used boat with low hours.
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I bought my first boat 5yrs ago for 400.00....took it out when i wanted, paid for any improvements i wanted, washed it when i wanted, parked it where i wanted...sold it for what i paid for it a yr later...4 boats later, i have a nice inshore Ranger that I own and wouldnt sell it for less than i have put in it...maybe they can offer a reverse ownership for boats like they do for homes...i'd be interested in that.
they're some good salemanship here for under 3 post...
As per me joining a boat club will provide unique opportunities for the whole family to have fun and enjoy a healthy activity. These clubs have a variety of watercraft to allow you to experiment and find the type of water boat that suits you and will also provide the necessary training for sailing this watercraft.
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My best day was owning my b oat was first trip out on the river, then into Tampa bay. . Lost my arse selling it... I wish i didnt need the money so bad.Had to take 3 grand loss. And a week later i was back being employed...... What a heartbreak.. if i held out 1 more week. I'd still be fishing her offshore........ not the worst day of my life watching her pulled away... But a pretty bad day it was...
SO, what would you do. The big thing is $$$. Your boat, fix it how you like it. Their boat, their RULES. They have to pay for the clean up when come back(OT). Every person thats wants to boat, needs to learn that it is not like a car. Rules a different, seas and winds, FISHING AREAS, etc. We have more idiots on the road than we can deal with, on the water it seems "so far AWAY". Not so far when the 45' goes by at 100' on plain and I am on a 21cc. Idiots and a**holes. On the sea or the roads.
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Boat Ownership UGGH!!!
I have owned several boats and the best way to have done it is a partnership...some people have told nightmares my experience was great, they are now friends for life.
I have a SeaRay 380 Sundancer and have replaced both engines twice due to a defective design of the underwater exhaust...$32k first time $45k second time and another engine repair this year for $10k. Dockage is $500 month, note is $1,172 per month, fuel about $500 month, Insurance $3k year. When times were good it was no issue, now it is a burden and you can't sell a boat that you have had for 4 years without taking a major hit. Love boating and will always be involved in it, but sounds like a club that provides great customer service would be a great idea. I just met someone here who is doing boatsharing, sounds like a great idea. www.boatshare.us
I have owned several boats and the best way to have done it is a partnership...some people have told nightmares my experience was great, they are now friends for life.
I have a SeaRay 380 Sundancer and have replaced both engines twice due to a defective design of the underwater exhaust...$32k first time $45k second time and another engine repair this year for $10k. Dockage is $500 month, note is $1,172 per month, fuel about $500 month, Insurance $3k year. When times were good it was no issue, now it is a burden and you can't sell a boat that you have had for 4 years without taking a major hit. Love boating and will always be involved in it, but sounds like a club that provides great customer service would be a great idea. I just met someone here who is doing boatsharing, sounds like a great idea. www.boatshare.us
DO NOT SIGN UP WITH THE CAREFREE BOAT CLUB!!!!!
I was introduced to the Carefree boat club at a boat show in South Shore Harbor, near Houston, TX. Me and my gf unfortunately stopped by their booth, and were interested in the concept. The sales rep Jerry insisted that we go take a look at the boats right after the show was done, and since we were interested in the concept, we agreed. We showed up to the marina, and were shown some boats for the "Limited Tier 1" membership, and he even showed us some boats we would have access to that weren't Tier 1 boats. We were told that it was only going to be $150/month, and since I could cancel anytime, there was little risk. After we agreed that we wanted to be members, Jerry then and only then, informed us of the $1000 membership fee. I was taken aback by this, but since we had already bought into the concept, we agreed to the fee, if they would break it into 3 monthly payments of $300 (1st month), $350 (2nd month), $350 (3rd month). I asked him what the fee covered and he said that this covered the training that would need to take place before I would be able to take out the boat. I'm new to boating so, I thought the training would be extensive, and at the time it made sense. So, we went into the small office, and signed a contract for the limited tier 1 membership. Then, as discussed on the first month, the agreed upon $300 was taken out of my account. But, two months later, they I see a $700 withdrawal from the CAREFREE BOAT CLUB!! I was pissed, so I called the office, and asked them what the hell was going on, and he said that they forgot to take out money last month, so they doubled up the following month. I was never notified of this, and they just stuck their hands into my bank account like it was their own...completely unacceaptable! But, after calming down, and really being enthusiastic about becoming a boater, I let it slide. Then fast forward to when I went out for my training, which was a couple of days before March, and Jerry told me he couldnt do it on the weekend, and I had to come in on a Monday of all days. I took off the day from work and showed up at Monday at 8:00 a.m. in the morning, and Jerry was a whole 20 min late, which aggravated me, but went through the training anyway. We spend about 2 hours on the boat, the whole time Jerry is on his cell phone, and when he wasnt on his cell phone, he was trying to upsell me on a higher level membership. He kept telling me that, "He didnt have a dog in the fight", but he would upgrade, which I knew was bullshit. On the way back to the marina, we stop by to refuel the boat, AND HE ASKS ME TO PAY!! I was once again taken aback, but ended up paying. Then after a couple more upsell attempts, I was finally done with my training. But, to my surprise, when I went home, I looked at my account and they had taken out another $100!!! I called, and they said that I was responsible for the training. Jerry never told me this. Anyhow, I stayed a member, cause I was eager to get out on the water. So, I scheduled a time for a month in advance. And, to wrap it up here, they forgot my appointment, and took another $150 unexpected dollars from my account.
Total Cost of membership = $1400
Amount of times a boat was taken out by me = 0
TRUST ME, YOU DO NOT WANT TO BE A CAREFREE BOATCLUB MEMBER! YOUR BANK ACCOUNT WILL THANK ME LATER!!!
I was introduced to the Carefree boat club at a boat show in South Shore Harbor, near Houston, TX. Me and my gf unfortunately stopped by their booth, and were interested in the concept. The sales rep Jerry insisted that we go take a look at the boats right after the show was done, and since we were interested in the concept, we agreed. We showed up to the marina, and were shown some boats for the "Limited Tier 1" membership, and he even showed us some boats we would have access to that weren't Tier 1 boats. We were told that it was only going to be $150/month, and since I could cancel anytime, there was little risk. After we agreed that we wanted to be members, Jerry then and only then, informed us of the $1000 membership fee. I was taken aback by this, but since we had already bought into the concept, we agreed to the fee, if they would break it into 3 monthly payments of $300 (1st month), $350 (2nd month), $350 (3rd month). I asked him what the fee covered and he said that this covered the training that would need to take place before I would be able to take out the boat. I'm new to boating so, I thought the training would be extensive, and at the time it made sense. So, we went into the small office, and signed a contract for the limited tier 1 membership. Then, as discussed on the first month, the agreed upon $300 was taken out of my account. But, two months later, they I see a $700 withdrawal from the CAREFREE BOAT CLUB!! I was pissed, so I called the office, and asked them what the hell was going on, and he said that they forgot to take out money last month, so they doubled up the following month. I was never notified of this, and they just stuck their hands into my bank account like it was their own...completely unacceaptable! But, after calming down, and really being enthusiastic about becoming a boater, I let it slide. Then fast forward to when I went out for my training, which was a couple of days before March, and Jerry told me he couldnt do it on the weekend, and I had to come in on a Monday of all days. I took off the day from work and showed up at Monday at 8:00 a.m. in the morning, and Jerry was a whole 20 min late, which aggravated me, but went through the training anyway. We spend about 2 hours on the boat, the whole time Jerry is on his cell phone, and when he wasnt on his cell phone, he was trying to upsell me on a higher level membership. He kept telling me that, "He didnt have a dog in the fight", but he would upgrade, which I knew was bullshit. On the way back to the marina, we stop by to refuel the boat, AND HE ASKS ME TO PAY!! I was once again taken aback, but ended up paying. Then after a couple more upsell attempts, I was finally done with my training. But, to my surprise, when I went home, I looked at my account and they had taken out another $100!!! I called, and they said that I was responsible for the training. Jerry never told me this. Anyhow, I stayed a member, cause I was eager to get out on the water. So, I scheduled a time for a month in advance. And, to wrap it up here, they forgot my appointment, and took another $150 unexpected dollars from my account.
Total Cost of membership = $1400
Amount of times a boat was taken out by me = 0
TRUST ME, YOU DO NOT WANT TO BE A CAREFREE BOATCLUB MEMBER! YOUR BANK ACCOUNT WILL THANK ME LATER!!!
kglory You should Tell the Truth
As the owner of Carefree Boat Clubs of Texas
I would like to respond to Mr. Kglory Post.
In the Fall of Aug of 2010 Mr. Kglory came to our booth at the boat show, we at that
time were offering a Limited Membership (one day per Month) 1k joining fee and $149
per month + ($100 for the training, No Charge in a full membership) Month to Month
with 30 days notice to cancel (Fuel is always paid by the Members).
He was then showed the fleet that he would have access to and agreed to the terms.
He now asked that the 1k down could be spread over three month because he did not have the money and he wanted to start the membership 6 months later in March 2011
so he would not have to pay over the winter.
I should have turned it down and seen the forth coming, but agreed.
His first payment of $350 was approved the second month was declined by his CC company so as per our agreement I charged him his second and third payments in the
third month and waited till spring. He called me and I explained, and he understood what happened.
In March he is ready to start and shows up on the dock on Saturday and demands his training be done on that day, the dock master explains to him that he is busy and schedules training for Monday As soon as he was available (only 2 Days).
This morning he shows up before his appointment and is upset when the Dock master arrives, Traffic was heavy and he was late he was Truly Sorry, then brought down to the boats and explained that when you have a reservation, the dock master will be waiting for him at the boat to load him and get him off the dock, and they had their training. At the finish of his Training the boat needed to be refueled (at his expense) He was not happy he thought fuel was paid by the club included in the $149 (Free boating what a concept). and charged for his training $100 as clearly stated in his paperwork that he signed (oh by the way that little Room has a 12 seat conference table in it and two desks 20x40). a week later a reservation is made for a Saturday afternoon, on this day he show up at the dock master supply office and sit and waits for a hour, after a hour he calls the dock master screaming that no one is here to help him (Myself and Jerry are waiting for him on the Dock) and helping other members.
He arrives at the dock and demands that his month to month be canceled, I explained to him according to his agreement he had to give the club a 30 day notice $149
he agreed and peeled out of the parking lot.
And now this post appears
At Carefree Boat Club we try very hard to make everyone happy but in real life there
are just a few that will never be Happy and try to wreck it for the rest.
One last thing..... The fuel price on our Lake Range about .50 to .75 cents higher than the average price at the Street pumps, and is not controlled by Carefree Boat Club.
Now we do charge a refueling fee of $35 dollars for members who chose not to refuel the boat on their return.
Please Come and see for yourself.
Carefree Boat Clubs of Texas
281-975-4000
As the owner of Carefree Boat Clubs of Texas
I would like to respond to Mr. Kglory Post.
In the Fall of Aug of 2010 Mr. Kglory came to our booth at the boat show, we at that
time were offering a Limited Membership (one day per Month) 1k joining fee and $149
per month + ($100 for the training, No Charge in a full membership) Month to Month
with 30 days notice to cancel (Fuel is always paid by the Members).
He was then showed the fleet that he would have access to and agreed to the terms.
He now asked that the 1k down could be spread over three month because he did not have the money and he wanted to start the membership 6 months later in March 2011
so he would not have to pay over the winter.
I should have turned it down and seen the forth coming, but agreed.
His first payment of $350 was approved the second month was declined by his CC company so as per our agreement I charged him his second and third payments in the
third month and waited till spring. He called me and I explained, and he understood what happened.
In March he is ready to start and shows up on the dock on Saturday and demands his training be done on that day, the dock master explains to him that he is busy and schedules training for Monday As soon as he was available (only 2 Days).
This morning he shows up before his appointment and is upset when the Dock master arrives, Traffic was heavy and he was late he was Truly Sorry, then brought down to the boats and explained that when you have a reservation, the dock master will be waiting for him at the boat to load him and get him off the dock, and they had their training. At the finish of his Training the boat needed to be refueled (at his expense) He was not happy he thought fuel was paid by the club included in the $149 (Free boating what a concept). and charged for his training $100 as clearly stated in his paperwork that he signed (oh by the way that little Room has a 12 seat conference table in it and two desks 20x40). a week later a reservation is made for a Saturday afternoon, on this day he show up at the dock master supply office and sit and waits for a hour, after a hour he calls the dock master screaming that no one is here to help him (Myself and Jerry are waiting for him on the Dock) and helping other members.
He arrives at the dock and demands that his month to month be canceled, I explained to him according to his agreement he had to give the club a 30 day notice $149
he agreed and peeled out of the parking lot.
And now this post appears
At Carefree Boat Club we try very hard to make everyone happy but in real life there
are just a few that will never be Happy and try to wreck it for the rest.
One last thing..... The fuel price on our Lake Range about .50 to .75 cents higher than the average price at the Street pumps, and is not controlled by Carefree Boat Club.
Now we do charge a refueling fee of $35 dollars for members who chose not to refuel the boat on their return.
Please Come and see for yourself.
Carefree Boat Clubs of Texas
281-975-4000
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Carefree boat club , all I can say is RUN!!!!!!!
Here are just a few complaints -their pricing changes . It all depends who you talk to. Brian will always sweeten the deal- sign up now. A friend lived in Nevada , he is a disabled veteran with a fatal disease. He decided to move to Florida for two things, medical care and fishing. He left his home of 45years and moved . Excitment to spend his last dats fishing . He went to a few clubs but carefree was closer and said they could meet his needs. Well they said down payment and first payment wouldn't start for two months. Well when he hit home he noticed they took a payment out . Brian said it would be sent to him. NEVER HAS. Then the special needs of a bathroom on board and big enough for his handicap . Well they didn't have it. Two weeks after giving the 2600.00 the veteran called and said if you can't meet your end than let's part ways return the money and no hard feelings. Brian the owner has not answered his letters , calls and has not returned any of the money . If you can do this to a man who has a fatal disability from the army , then what kind of operation are you . SHAME !!! anyone know if this is a franchise and where is the corporate offices at. ? Thank you
Here are just a few complaints -their pricing changes . It all depends who you talk to. Brian will always sweeten the deal- sign up now. A friend lived in Nevada , he is a disabled veteran with a fatal disease. He decided to move to Florida for two things, medical care and fishing. He left his home of 45years and moved . Excitment to spend his last dats fishing . He went to a few clubs but carefree was closer and said they could meet his needs. Well they said down payment and first payment wouldn't start for two months. Well when he hit home he noticed they took a payment out . Brian said it would be sent to him. NEVER HAS. Then the special needs of a bathroom on board and big enough for his handicap . Well they didn't have it. Two weeks after giving the 2600.00 the veteran called and said if you can't meet your end than let's part ways return the money and no hard feelings. Brian the owner has not answered his letters , calls and has not returned any of the money . If you can do this to a man who has a fatal disability from the army , then what kind of operation are you . SHAME !!! anyone know if this is a franchise and where is the corporate offices at. ? Thank you
Insurance to buy your way out ????
We offer a 1 year, a 3 year and a 5 year Commitment
and yes if you would like to end your membership you can buy out the balance
of your membership for 20% of what is owed.
What Im dumbfounded by is why people want to harp on this issue ????
**** IN Boat Ownership its Called A REPO *********
and there is no Buy-out insurance, thats a line of BS
As the Owner of Carefree Boat Club in Texas this make no sence ??
We offer a 1 year, a 3 year and a 5 year Commitment
and yes if you would like to end your membership you can buy out the balance
of your membership for 20% of what is owed.
What Im dumbfounded by is why people want to harp on this issue ????
**** IN Boat Ownership its Called A REPO *********
and there is no Buy-out insurance, thats a line of BS
any recent info on this... i am considering
offered $2,000 down, $375 per month for 4 years plus 5th year free.
(averages to $300 per month).
$450 for insurance to cancel anytime i want. Else, i can cancel for 6mth
penalty unless i move more than 90 miles away.
$750 for co-member (i.e spouse).
Seems decent to me.. $3,600 per year - no slip fees, no loan, no
maintenance, no insurance, etc.. access to all clubs...
i'm brand new to boating so really have no interset in purchasing yet..
anyone else have recent reviews in the MD, DV, VA area.
offered $2,000 down, $375 per month for 4 years plus 5th year free.
(averages to $300 per month).
$450 for insurance to cancel anytime i want. Else, i can cancel for 6mth
penalty unless i move more than 90 miles away.
$750 for co-member (i.e spouse).
Seems decent to me.. $3,600 per year - no slip fees, no loan, no
maintenance, no insurance, etc.. access to all clubs...
i'm brand new to boating so really have no interset in purchasing yet..
anyone else have recent reviews in the MD, DV, VA area.
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