Garden State Marina Inc

Review: I visited the dealership on Dec 3 to buy a new boat. The general manager showed me a [redacted] and made me a very attractive offer to purchase the boat. I told him about my interaction with a competitor in Tuckerton. He told me there was NO WAY that the Tuckerton dealership could beat his offer. The next day (Dec 04) he contacted the Tuckerton dealer and the two dealers discussed my desire for the boat.

On Dec 5, I called the subject dealer and expressed my desire to purchase the boat at the price he had offered. At that time, he said he would not sell the boat to me. He said I must buy a boat from the Tuckerton dealership. When I disagreed, he said that he does not sell or service customers in my town. This is a bold faced lie.

The two dealers are, in my view, guilty of collusion. On their phone call of Dec 4, they conspired to force me to buy a different boat than the boat that I selected. Each of them were trying to force me to purchase a boat from the Tuckerton dealership.Desired Settlement: I would like the Revdex.com to further analyse this unfortunate situation and determine if Garden State Yacht Sales violated the law or at least the ethics of good business enterprises.

I still wish to buy the boat at the price that the dealer quoted to me. I want the dealer to allow me to buy the boat and if he refuses, it is my desire to have him pay a price for discriminating against me.

(I also plan to involve the New Jersey Dept of Taxation.)