In which case, it makes even less sense for the same Club to collect the premium for an absence of 6 months without interruption and to then 'challenge you' for spending more than 60 of those days in 90 days at CCC sites ...I actually have 180 days unoccupancy on my property with CCC.
Yes you are correct (it has been quite a few years since I uused C&CC Insurances). That makes them even more cheeky.I actually have 180 days unoccupancy on my property with CCC.
Whilst we had the Gobur Folding Caravan, and then the vintage Swift Tourer, we just accepted that formal sites were the only way to go, despite the bureaucracy from a bygone era; but, since buying the M/home and discovering the flexibility of the Aire, we realise what we have been missing over the years. Both Clubs project an attitude of 'we are doing you a favour by allowing you to stay with us', an obvious example being the artificial inflation of the non-Member price per night, alongside the cajoling to become a Member 'and get a £13 per night discount' ... The Clubs are hoping to reach the 20th Century in the not too distant future, which may coincide with their being available to phone outwith the Mon-Fri 0900-1700 timetable ... I can dream!Absolute idiocy. What does it matter anyway, all they need is to make sure you don’t full time on the same site, if it’s 60 days across their network it’s crazy. Not sure why I bother with membership of either of them as so far this year I have been on a site a total of two nights, don’t think I managed a week all last year
I was told I would have to move after 28 days when I worked around the country. The strange thing is that I was never asked to move in the Low Season when the sites were less than one quarter full.I realise that this must be something new as some years back I met a lady on a C&CC site who lived in her caravan. She didn't have a car or even a driving licence. She stayed 28 days and then one of her children came and moved her to another site. She used 3 x C&CC sites in the area and just stayed at them all in rotation. She'd lost her house in a messy divorce and most definitely didn't have anywhere else to live, although I think she was using one her kid's addresses for correspondence etc.
Sadly, she's probably far from being unique! These Committees who set this type of Rules live in the clichéd 'Bubble' of stability and security, blissfully unaware of their members who face loneliness/bereavement/fnancial hardship etc and add insult to injury by using confrontational language such as 'challenging'. Why not 'seek clarification or verification'?I realise that this must be something new as some years back I met a lady on a C&CC site who lived in her caravan. She didn't have a car or even a driving licence. She stayed 28 days and then one of her children came and moved her to another site. She used 3 x C&CC sites in the area and just stayed at them all in rotation. She'd lost her house in a messy divorce and most definitely didn't have anywhere else to live, although I think she was using one her kid's addresses for correspondence etc.
Sadly, she's probably far from being unique! These Committees who set this type of Rules live in the clichéd 'Bubble' of stability and security, blissfully unaware of their members who face loneliness/bereavement/fnancial hardship etc and add insult to injury by using confrontational language such as 'challenging'. Why not 'seek clarification or verification'?
Steve