Hello,

I am the skeptical student who won the RV in the gameshow.  In my last letter to you I stated that I was very skeptical that you would come through with the purchase of my RV.  You actually did show up at my door two days after we spoke, and you issued me a check for the price we had agreed.  If you happen to have any humble pie, please send me a slice and I will eat it.  You really are what the people write about on your blog.  Add me to the list of admirers (and believers).

Kindly,

No Longer a Skeptic in Houston

Dear SellMyRVToday.com,

I had never heard of your company, but last week I saw a sign that said “Sell RV on Consignment” and I had to know what it meant.  I have an RV and I have considered selling it, so I pulled up Sell RV on consignment on Google and your name popped up.  I guess you are a pretty big company, and it looks like you’re not selling anything, you just want to buy!  I guess I’m a little leery about selling to any organization because I somehow feel like I’m going to get cheated out of something.  I’m not being harsh, I just need everything I can lay my hands on to survive, as I am elderly and I don’t have much in the way of cash.

I would just like to know … what is in it for you at Sellmyrvtoday.com?

Sincerely,

Margaret Ellingson

Dear Mrs. Ellingson,

We so appreciate your letter from last week, regarding the purchasing program we have in place.  First, we would be very interested in selling your recreational vehicle for you.  We are grateful you saw that “Sell RV on consignment” sign!

We can understand your concern for how we make our money.  We know that you don’t want to leave any “cash on the table.”  We take your used motorhome and we recondition it, making sure that it is clean, in good running order and that all of the paperwork is prepared for the sale.  If repairs need to be done, we do them.  We have also spent over twenty years building up a reliable marketing strategy for RVs, and as a result, we have a wide clientele who come to us when they are looking to buy a recreational vehicle such as yours.

We do charge more for your RV than we pay, otherwise we could never stay in business, but be assured it is with the purpose of covering the cost of the improvements we put into those used vehicles coming in to our store.

We appreciate you taking the time to write us, and we hope to get a call from you requesting that we help you sell your RV.

Warm Regards,

Sellmyrvtoday.com

For an RV consignment, Dallas must be the place to live.  I’m a cheerleader coach here in the Dallas area, and I am very wrapped up in my career.  I do a lot of traveling, and I work long hours.  When the tryouts and/or the rehearsals get fast and furious, I can’t even get home most of the time.  I used to rent a hotel room, until I smartened up and purchased a motorhome that I can stay in while at the stadium.

Before long my lifestyle caught on, and my assistants started asking if they could stay with me in my RV so they wouldn’t have to drive home either.  This became more and more frequent, until I had to sell my RV and get into something bigger.  I did not have time to play around finding a buyer, so I looked for a Dallas RV consignment place, and you kept popping up on the Internet.  I called y’all at Sellmyrv.com.  I couldn’t believe that within three days I was holding my check in hand and shopping for a new, bigger motorhome.

Hopefully I won’t have to sell any more RVs for a while, but if I do, y’all are the ones I will call … every time!

Thanks,

Cheers From Dallas

Dear Sell My RV Today,

I wish all Houston RV consignment places were as good as you are.  I just wanted to send this thank you note to let you know that you are lifesavers!  I have loved being an RVer for the last five years.  Unfortunately, due to a medical condition that I was recently diagnosed with, I will not be doing much traveling anymore, so I decided to sell my 2004 Coachmen Concord RV.

I tried the want ads in the paper and got zero serious buyers.  I really was not able to have people over to the house to show them the motorhome anyway, so I searched online for a Houston RV consignment dealer to sell my RV.

I called several places, but your establishment seemed to be the most knowledgeable and friendly.  I told them what I had and they worked up a price for me.  I was shocked when two days later the gentleman showed up at my door with a check.  I was also pretty surprised at what you offered me for my RV … pleasantly surprised!

I don’t know where your home office is, but you are the best Houston RV consignment place as far as I’m concerned.

Ron Waters from Bellaire, TX

To Whom It May Concern:

Do I have to sell my RV for free to get anyone interested in it? This was a legitimate question earlier this year.  Last February I decided to sell my RV.  When September rolled along, I figured I was doing something very wrong.  I had it in several newspapers, as well as some of the Internet auction sites … still, nothing.  I even tried parking it on a corner, and all I got was a broken window and a removal demand sticker from the police department.  I started to think that maybe I was asking way too much for it, and that maybe I’d have to advertise it for free, and maybe even pay someone to drive it away!

I had heard of SellMyRVToday.com, and for some reason I thought that if I placed it with your company for sale, there would be some sort of fee attached, or I would hve to pay something when it sold.  Actually, I learned that I was very wrong.  When I called, you sent someone to my home in California to inspect it.  Once they assessed the value, they made me an offer, and honestly I was pretty surprised.  They didn’t seem to try to lowball me or anything like that. I thought that there must be a catch, but if there was, it never came along!  Within three days I had my check in hand. Wow, that was really simple.

For what it is worth, I just wanted the public to know that this is a very legitimate, professional operation, and I will use them again if the opportunity ever comes back up!

Kindly,

Mitch Eyring

I’m looking for consignment RV-NH options. New Hampshire seems to offer a ton of methods for purchase, but when it comes time to sell I feel the options are limited.

I’ve really enjoyed my RV, but it’s time to sell it. I need to find a place that will really help me through the process of selling the vehicle because I have no experience. I’ve never even sold a family vehicle, much less a motorhome. I know that there are rules related to the transfer of the title, but I don’t feel comfortable handling the process on my own. I know that there are rules about how and why to pay off the lien on the vehicle, but I’m not sure what to do about the fact that I owe less than the vehicle is worth. Does the buyer pay the bank or me? If they pay the bank, will the bank pay me the difference? The entire process has left me in a tailspin and I wasn’t able to find any local consignment RV-NH companies to answer my questions.

I need to sell the vehicle in order to pay off my home loan now that my husband is ill and won’t be working or handling any of the finances. My inexperience is making me nervous and I don’t have the luxury of not worrying about getting ripped off.

Can you help me? I’m hoping that you have all the experience that I’m missing. I assume also that you have a network of buyers because you’ve been doing this for so long with such a seemingly successful record of sales that people know to come to you for quality RVs.

Could you let me know what, if anything, I need to do to prepare my RV for sale through your company? I’m willing to do what it necessary, I just don’t really have a good idea of what that might be. Any advice? Suggestions? Requirements?
I know that I’d get different information from different outlets, but I like the information I saw on your site and appreciate the straightforward nature of your company. You like to help people get their RVs sold and I need to sell my RV. I’m in. What do I need to do get my RV ready to go?

Thanks,

Clueless in NH