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I am thousands of miles away from you, but the fact that you need to delete your posts shows me what type of person you are. I could read right thru this. There is always 2 sides and you have already shown to be unreasonable, excitable, and not completely truthfull.
I can't say I would require the dealer to be responsible for honoring Sundance's warranty if Sundance goes out of business. That is unfair to the dealer. The dealer relies on Sundance to reimburse them for parts and labor for warranty issues. Trust me, they are not eating the cost of warranty work. If the dealer had to eat the warranty work, the spas would be much more expensive.Sundance is a public company. As such, they should have a warranty reserve for every spa they have built. I don't know who would administer the warranty reserve should a company go out of business, but that reserve is there for the protection of the consumer. .