Complaint Review: Palm Harbor Homes Ocala Florida - Ocala Florida

The sales man told me that everything in the model we were viewing is standard and need not be on the contract. We went through weeks of picking out the tile, carpeting and all the so called standard options. then two days before signing we were called back in to pick out different tiles and such. How is this a rip off...if one goes through all the motions to select the STANDARD COLORS and such one would expect they are getting what was agreed, not wait till 2 days before the signing and then say We made a mistake. You dont get these because these are options and I never said they were standard...that my friend is an out right lie. Even tho after calling the corp head quarters they did try their best to rectify the situation. I beleive it was the LOCAL DEALERSHIP that is the RIP OFF. My dear Shawangunk Middletown, New York U.S.A....sounds to me you are a local dealer trying to CYATA (cover your and their a*s) of your company.

The sales man told me that everything in the model we were viewing is standard and need not be on the contract. We went through weeks of picking out the tile, carpeting and all the so called standard options. then two days before signing we were called back in to pick out different tiles and such. How is this a rip off...if one goes through all the motions to select the STANDARD COLORS and such one would expect they are getting what was agreed, not wait till 2 days before the signing and then say We made a mistake. You dont get these because these are options and I never said they were standard...that my friend is an out right lie. Even tho after calling the corp head quarters they did try their best to rectify the situation. I beleive it was the LOCAL DEALERSHIP that is the RIP OFF. My dear Shawangunk Middletown, New York U.S.A....sounds to me you are a local dealer trying to CYATA (cover your and their a*s) of your company.

The sales man told me that everything in the model we were viewing is standard and need not be on the contract. We went through weeks of picking out the tile, carpeting and all the so called standard options. then two days before signing we were called back in to pick out different tiles and such. How is this a rip off...if one goes through all the motions to select the STANDARD COLORS and such one would expect they are getting what was agreed, not wait till 2 days before the signing and then say We made a mistake. You dont get these because these are options and I never said they were standard...that my friend is an out right lie. Even tho after calling the corp head quarters they did try their best to rectify the situation. I beleive it was the LOCAL DEALERSHIP that is the RIP OFF. My dear Shawangunk Middletown, New York U.S.A....sounds to me you are a local dealer trying to CYATA (cover your and their a*s) of your company.

The sales man told me that everything in the model we were viewing is standard and need not be on the contract. We went through weeks of picking out the tile, carpeting and all the so called standard options. then two days before signing we were called back in to pick out different tiles and such. How is this a rip off...if one goes through all the motions to select the STANDARD COLORS and such one would expect they are getting what was agreed, not wait till 2 days before the signing and then say We made a mistake. You dont get these because these are options and I never said they were standard...that my friend is an out right lie. Even tho after calling the corp head quarters they did try their best to rectify the situation. I beleive it was the LOCAL DEALERSHIP that is the RIP OFF. My dear Shawangunk Middletown, New York U.S.A....sounds to me you are a local dealer trying to CYATA (cover your and their a*s) of your company.

The sales price did not include the options you selected. Perhaps this is because options are EXTRA. Your contract would have specified whether or not the options were included in the price. The fact that you did not realize this until later leads one to believe that you did not bother reading the contract in detail. It sounds like the salesman took pity on you and tried to meet you halfway in terms of the options but without increasing the price. This was quite generous of him, as he certainly did not have to do this. So can you point out exactly where this "rip off" is??? Is it the fact that the house was $100,000 -- which is virtually unheard of in today's housing market?