GL: Marina work overcharge wars

Gypsymt34 at aol.com Gypsymt34 at aol.com
Wed Jul 9 09:17:35 EDT 2008


To all,
Having read most of the responses.
 
My immediate goal would be to get the boat out of that marina service  
facility regardless of what it took.
I am quite sure that your storage bill is going up daily, and I am assuming  
that you are on a daily rate.   Many places have an auto switch over  in their 
contract to go to a daily rate rather than a monthly rate after you  have 
been notified to get your boat out of their.  Even if you were on a  monthly rate 
I would venture to say its daily at this point.
 
In the final outcome as one party suggested, take all of your records,  
bills, and seek an attorney.
After the boat is out !
 IF you have enough documentation, you could start posting on multiple  lists 
your problems. However keep in mind that the marina could hire an attorney  
and sue you for liable even if you do have said documentation, could keep you  
and your finances tied up for years.  Their documentation would be the  mails 
on the lists.
Just food for thought.
Carl Hibbard



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