Unsolicited offers

[Shawn Englehart]

Think I have read in here before concerning unsolicited offers, what does one do with these types of notes found on your door when you get in.

So far I have not called but I don't want to sell my Scamp either, still working on it.

[Byron Kinnaman]

[quote]Think I have read in here before concerning unsolicited offers, what does one do with these types of notes found on your door when you get in.

So far I have not called but I don't want to sell my Scamp either, still working on it.


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I'm keeping a scrapbook on my Scamp using computer scrapbook software. I simply scanned it, added it to a scrapbook page as part of the history of my Scamp. Threw the original away.

[Donna D.]

Call 'em. Tell them you're not interested in selling your trailer and invite them to join us here at FiberglassRV....we'll certainly welcome them and give them tips on finding a trailer!

[Bigfoot Mike]

...or sell if for enough to buy a NEW one.

[Laurie T]

...or sell if for enough to buy a NEW one.

Well we found our camper by leaving one of those notes and ended up getting a nearly new burro for an offer of $4500.00 which was the amount unknowingly to us that was the exact amount that the son of the owner needed to pay off the medical bills of his father.

Since then we have been offered trades and $10,000 in cash to sell it. Unfortunately, if we were to take the cash we would have a fistful of cash but unable to find another burro like ours...the wide body without the bathroom giving it that added sense of spaciousness and only 1800 pounds to tow with a 4 cyl.

For us our Burro is 'priceless'!

[Gina D.]

I got mine by "Cold" knocking on a door, totally unsolicited.

Cold is relative.. there was snow on the ground...

[Frederick L. Simson]

[quote]What does one do with these types of notes found on your door when you get in?

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If you are not planning to sell it, you don't really have to do anything.

But, I like Donna's suggestion, too.