Coach-net - BAH!

[Autoist]

CoachNet is much cheaper if you buy it in the 3 year blocks. It's what we have now. Their 3 year price is on par with FMCA's offering.

In 2019 I ran into an "old-timer" full time rv'er and he said that the original founders of CoachNet sold it and started a new company. This new company is what FMCA uses and according to him is much better than the current CoachNet Owners.

So if I have a really bad experience with CoachNet I'll consider switching to FMCA. Time will tell.

[NomadRider]

Originally Posted by Chuck&Pam

Question for the OP: who was the mobile tech that was called? I live in that general area and would like to know for future reference.

Not the most "polished" tech you'll ever meet but, competent and reasonably priced.

Junebug Mobile Truck Service
704.465.4106
Wayne Morton Jr

[Chuck&Pam]

Thanks. Google can’t find him but I’ll keep his number.

[AJMike]

Originally Posted by debordj

I called when I bought my coach and they said that they couldn't sell me a policy directly for the first year and that I had to go back to Mt Comfort RV to get a CoachNet policy. I told them "the heck I will", i'm not giving them another penny and that also sealed the deal for CoachNet in my book. So I have FMCA and luckily haven't had to use them at all and hope we never have to.

Coach-Net has relationships with some RV dealers and they will not sell you a policy for the first 12 months following a purchase, and that includes any Coach-Net policy. I know because we just bought a used B+ and the dealer included a year of Coach-Net roadside assistance. When I called CN about an ESP they told me they could not sell one to me for a year because of their relationship with the dealer.

I already had a Coach-Net roadside assistance policy on the RV we traded so I just cancelled that policy and got a refund for the unused part. I don't think I need 2 policies.

[tropical36]

Originally Posted by AJMike

Coach-Net has relationships with some RV dealers and they will not sell you a policy for the first 12 months following a purchase, and that includes any Coach-Net policy. I know because we just bought a used B+ and the dealer included a year of Coach-Net roadside assistance. When I called CN about an ESP they told me they could not sell one to me for a year because of their relationship with the dealer.

I already had a Coach-Net roadside assistance policy on the RV we traded so I just cancelled that policy and got a refund for the unused part. I don't think I need 2 policies.

One can also get a CN policy through PPL Texas, a consignment sales dealer and at a savings.
Like said though, CN has gotten too rich for my britches, so will be trying Good Sam's for the next two years and hopefully for never finding out, if they're any good.