My husband and i purchased an 'as is' toyhauler from Mark Wyatt at National Auto & RV. Mark was not at the business when we arrived and he had to keys to the trailer. It took him 2 hours to bring the keys to us, however he knew we were in a hurry because we live in Las Vegas and had to return to pick our children up from school. Mark insisted that the trailer was in "perfect working condition" except for a few scratches on the outside. When we went to use the trailer 2 weeks later we discovered that the gas line had been cut, debris shoved down the toilet and the battery fuse was melted. I contacted Mark by phone and he told me he would pay for the gas line and to send a bill regarding the other issues and he would look into reimbursement. After 3 weeks of no contact I again called Mark and he stated that he thought I damaged my own trailer to get money from his company. He refuses to give me his manager's name and intercepts all my phone calls. After arguing with Mark that if he sells and 'as is' trailer he needs to specify exactly what is wrong with the trailer, he agreed to pay for half of the repair bill. When Mr. Wyatt discovered that I filed a complaint with the Better Business Bureau he stopped payment on the check and we had to pay the bounced check fee. I believe National Auto & RV IS responsible for the repair bill, even if the trailer was sold as is I as the consumer should have been made aware of the damages. I also believe they are responsible for the $35 check fee that we had to pay, and I still want and am entitled to his boss's information.
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