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Elaine, sorry, but I don't quite see the point of you note. I

that you are telling us that you carried $165,000 worth of jewlery

were inadequately insured. You than left the jewlery in the coach > unsecured so that it could be seen and subsequently stolen. Even > knowing all this you didn't check to see that your windows were

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Yet you think that Beaudry is responsible? What if the jewlery was > stolen from your fixed home? Who would be responsible? Why is the > motorhome any different?

I really am sorry that you experienced the loss. I do think that

are aiming your guns at the wrong target.

George in Birmingham
'04 Allure 31038

[quote author=eliefostermacro"

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> Hello, My name is Elaine Foster, and I am the English lady

to by John Flynn back in March when he reported that my 2006

had been broken into at Beaudry RV Resort.
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> I met John at Beaudry RV a few nights after I was burgled, and I > > gave him the details of our break in, and he told me he would

it on the Country Coach website to warn other people of the > > situation.
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> Anyhow, a friend with a Country Coach told me a couple of days

that there had been a lot of activity on your forum, and so I > > decided to check back on what you were all saying. Firstly, I

like to thank John for reporting the incident so accurately, and > > secondly well done to all of you who contacted Beaudry

with regards to their inadequate security. We returned to

weeks after the burglary and witnessed that they had increased

security by one night time security guard (NOT ENOUGH!), and

reading your posts, it seems that you Country Coach people were > > responsible for pushing that - so well done to all of you who > > contacted them.
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> With regards to the email posted by Rich Wiersma, the Risk

at Beaudry, I would just like to say that he has taken far more > > effort in reassuring you all about our 'incident', then he ever

in dealing with our burglary. It was merely DISMISSED, and his > > comment that "we are taking these recent incidents very

means absolutely NOTHING.
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> John reported that we lost several thousand dollars, in fact we

almost 165,000 dollars worth of jewelry, and not one member of > > Beaudry management even had the common decency to come and

to us for what had happened, let alone offer us any services

internet, phone, fax etc etc. Beaudry, and their insurance

were NOT interested in our break-in, which we know

their service dept. Although we have no physical evidence to

this, we have a lot of evidence to suggest it. Similarly, the > > motorhome broken into immediately after ours, had previously

the service dept, and again the victims believe it had been

previously in the service department. If anyone wants any

details please let me know.
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> All Beaudry's insurance comany did was correspond with us for 6 > > weeks in order to gain all the information they could, then they > > dismissed our claim beause Beaudry could not be responsible for

actions for an unknown perpertator. They knew this in the first > > correspondence. All they wanted was all the information in

defend themselves later if the case went to court.
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> Here is a question for all of you that have ever stayed at

Have you ever read the disclaimer they get you to sign on check

It states that Beaudry are not responsible for thefts from > > unprotected vehicles. Yet our vehicle was locked and alarmed.

our fault someone in their service dept unlocked a window in > > preparation for the break in. But my point is, that in the days > > following our break in they were still not advising people that

major thefts had just taken place, yet they were still getting > > guests to sign the disclaimer. In fact, I remember being at > > reception when John checked out and seeing how the receptionist

dismissed his comment about the break ins. She acted as though

had said NOTHING. It was disgraceful. Not only that, wouldn't

think that following 2 major break ins, Beaudry might think to

on some extra security? No. Nothing. I stood for an hour and

half at the rear entrance (where the thieves would have entered,

were parked on the back wall), and in that time NOT ONE SECURITY > > PERSON CAME PAST!
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> Finally, I would just like to comment about Rosemary's post > > concerning statistics obtained from the Pima County Sheriff's

She mentions 2 forced break-ins (which presumably would be ours

the victims immediately after ours). It transpires that Jim

situation was previous to the dates being queried. However,

not mentioned is that a Beaudry Security Guard was arrested and > > imprisoned just a few months earlier to our break in for

from customer's coaches whilst they were in the service bay. We > > were told this directly by Beaudry, and when we spoke to the > > Detective in charge of the case he confirmed that it was

coaches that the guard was stealing from - not Beaudry show > > coaches. Funny how Rich Wiersma never mentioned this fact!!!!

were also told by a waitress in Beaudry's Bistro about another

in a few days prior to ours. The waitress was quite happy to

to the detective about it, but meanwhile we can only assume that > > Beaudry Management persuaded her othwerwise, as her statement

then very vague. When we queried her statement with her, she > > commented to us that she would sign a new statement. But again > > Beaudry Management must have persuaded her otherwise, as the

thing we know we are told by Beaudry management that we are > > harassing her!!!! Can you believe that! We are the victims,

all of a sudden we are the ones being approached by the

department for harrasment!!!! Something not right with this

guys!
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> Beaudry need to clean their act up. It is a disgrace the way

operate their park. We are taking this case further legally,

only do we want some satisfaction from this situation, but we > > believe other unsuspecting Beaudry guests should not be

the trauma that we have. I lost every piece of jewelry I every > > owned, including my wedding and engagement ring, jewelry of my > > grandmothers, fathers, and aunts. Yet Beaudry and their

company couldn't care less.
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> So, if any of you can give me any helpful and relevant

to help me pursue this matter, then I would be extremely