Boatbound

bobberboy · Aug 5, 2015

Anyone heard of Boatbound? I've received two messages via Lowe Boats about a program to rent your boat and make some dough. It sounds interesting but the liability and wear and tear on the boat would concern me. Here's a link

https://www.geteminleads.com/email/view.php?MQID=1111052&id=2c3b75684c5628c2c026604bd9e37f7c

Johnny · Aug 5, 2015

There are several places in Florida that does that.
A few in the Orlando area. You must keep your boat at THEIR marina.
I guess that Florida has so much water and so many tourists, it is a thriving business.
BUT- like you said, what condition will your boat be in the next time
you want to use it ??? I could never do it.

jethro · Aug 5, 2015

You can borrow my truck, you can even borrow my girlfriend, but ain't no way you are borrowing my boat!!

Jim · Aug 5, 2015

jethro said:
You can borrow my truck, you can even borrow my girlfriend, but ain't no way you are borrowing my boat!!

:LOL2: :LOL2: :LOL2:

:beer:

bobberboy · Aug 5, 2015

I guess that pretty much takes care of this discussion..."nuff said.

lovedr79 · Aug 6, 2015

i wouldnt loan anything to a "renter"

richg99 · Aug 6, 2015

The discussion in the LINK below doesn't sound too promising.

Might be another "great idea" but it hasn't been proven yet. I am in the same "boat" as the other guys....you might be able to borrow/rent my car, but not my boat.

richg99

https://www.sailnet.com/forums/general-discussion-sailing-related/125306-boatbound.html

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