I called these people on 5 separate occasions to discuss two motor homes listed on Craig's list. I made it clear that I needed a unit ready to use. I was assured that both units were in ready to use condition. I explained to Kevin and Ed both that I would be driving my jeep with a towing rig from Detroit with the intention of purchasing and driving home. "No problem" I was assured. I drove 10+ hours to arrive at a dealer ship that had the appearance of a junk yard and not a dealership and certainly not the dealership pitcured on the web site. Both units were in disgusting condition !. Neither were road worthy ,one wasn't even running. After all of the expense and effort only to be so poorly treated one I can only hope that there is a special in Hell for these types of low lifes.

We recently mailed a $2, 000 check to Media Camping Center as a deposit on an on-site 2011 Winnebago motorhome. No papers, contracts, etc. were ever signed. We then changed our minds, informing the salesman (in person), the general manager via 3 emails, numerous phone calls (that he would not take), mailed copies of the emails to the Fairless Hills dealership, called the owner, Hadden Smith. As of today, October10, 2011, Mr. Smith informed us that they had no intention of refunding our deposit. We are not purchasing the unit, will never allow this unethical business to even look at, let alone service, any motorhome we may purchase. This company is holding our deposit hostage. What ever happened to fair andethical business practices. Not with Media Camping Center.

"Take them to small claims court. You will win"

Bad advice as you won't.

If no contract was signed, then they have a good chance of recovery