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Originally Posted by TTMartin
What people have to remember is every time Escape absorbs a cost for a particular individual it raises the prices for everyone else. I personally don't want to pay more for my trailer, because other people change their mind.
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Originally Posted by steve dunham
No one stated or suggested that the OP should get off Scot Free with Escape Trailers or Escape purchasers picking up the tab.
In reality we all pay for customer dissatisfaction with a product or merchant or service
When you or I purchase a product from Target or Amazon or Walmart and return it for a full refund do you believe their is no cost to the merchant and that cost is not passed along to the consumer in the price of the product ?
Customers change their minds all the time , both before and after they make a purchase
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Seems like your just restating what I said.
Yes, when people return stuff to Walmart or other big box retailer that cost is past on to other buyers.
According to Walmart it is passed on to over 265,000,000 buyers each week.
Escape produces 2 trailers per day. That means that when Escape absorbs a cost that cost has to be recouped from the 519 other buyers.