Any ideas on how I can find information on timeshare presentations?
Q. I would like to attend a timeshare presentation, of course for the trip incentive. Are there any specific sites where I could find information on presentations near my home?
Asked by Pebbles - Tue Jan 29 18:25:44 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
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Answered by Kimss L - Thu Jan 31 08:52:45 2008
Q. I would like to attend a timeshare presentation, of course for the trip incentive. Are there any specific sites where I could find information on presentations near my home?
Asked by Pebbles - Tue Jan 29 18:25:44 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
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Answered by Kimss L - Thu Jan 31 08:52:45 2008
timeshare presentations???
Q. for instance, they said there was a 90 minute presentation and they would give me two round trip tickets to either san deigo or las vegas and hotel for coming... is this normal or is there a catch i should be aware of???
Asked by Patricia - Tue Jun 19 16:31:58 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Lots of places offer things like that - my husband has dragged me to more of them than I can remember. Usually, they don't actually give you the tickets - they give you vouchers for tickets. Then, when you try to redeem your vouchers, you find out that they are only good Monday through Thursday, or that they exclude weekend and holiday travel, or that you can only use a specific airline, or that you get the very worst room/seat and they don't allow upgrades (or if they do, it's at a price), or you have to use them within 30 days, etc. So make sure you know about all the restrictions before you commit. Then you will have a better idea of whether or not 90 minutes of your time and attention is going to be worth it. Personally, I have… [cont.]
Answered by Poopy - Tue Jun 19 16:44:35 2007
Q. for instance, they said there was a 90 minute presentation and they would give me two round trip tickets to either san deigo or las vegas and hotel for coming... is this normal or is there a catch i should be aware of???
Asked by Patricia - Tue Jun 19 16:31:58 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Lots of places offer things like that - my husband has dragged me to more of them than I can remember. Usually, they don't actually give you the tickets - they give you vouchers for tickets. Then, when you try to redeem your vouchers, you find out that they are only good Monday through Thursday, or that they exclude weekend and holiday travel, or that you can only use a specific airline, or that you get the very worst room/seat and they don't allow upgrades (or if they do, it's at a price), or you have to use them within 30 days, etc. So make sure you know about all the restrictions before you commit. Then you will have a better idea of whether or not 90 minutes of your time and attention is going to be worth it. Personally, I have… [cont.]
Answered by Poopy - Tue Jun 19 16:44:35 2007
Does anybody know about those cheap trips where you have to listen to those timeshare presentations?
Q. Does anyone know about those vacations that are really cheap or free because the resort is trying to get you to buy a timeshare. I have heard they give you a really nice trip and all you have to do is listen to some presentation about buying a timeshare. Does anyone know how I can sign up for one of these trips?
Asked by candigal - Mon Mar 12 23:30:55 2007 - - 6 Answers - 1 Comments
A. Your best bet is to avoid them altogether...Some of them have some good deals, but you must remember...Keep saying NO...Take the free stuff and go home...don't let them talk you into anything, if you want to buy a time share or anything they are offering, you can do it another time.Watch out for hidden fees for the trip, hotel surcharges etc. airline surcharges etc. I did 4 nights in Branson in a luxyry condo on the lake and all it cost me was a forty five minute presentation on the timeshare, I got tickets to a show and $50 in gas vouchers and didn't buy a thing. Had a wonderful weekend with my wife in Branson. I keep getting offers from them, but I just throw them in the garbage unopened...Nuf Said
Answered by Elo Fudpucker - Mon Mar 12 23:46:04 2007
Q. Does anyone know about those vacations that are really cheap or free because the resort is trying to get you to buy a timeshare. I have heard they give you a really nice trip and all you have to do is listen to some presentation about buying a timeshare. Does anyone know how I can sign up for one of these trips?
Asked by candigal - Mon Mar 12 23:30:55 2007 - - 6 Answers - 1 Comments
A. Your best bet is to avoid them altogether...Some of them have some good deals, but you must remember...Keep saying NO...Take the free stuff and go home...don't let them talk you into anything, if you want to buy a time share or anything they are offering, you can do it another time.Watch out for hidden fees for the trip, hotel surcharges etc. airline surcharges etc. I did 4 nights in Branson in a luxyry condo on the lake and all it cost me was a forty five minute presentation on the timeshare, I got tickets to a show and $50 in gas vouchers and didn't buy a thing. Had a wonderful weekend with my wife in Branson. I keep getting offers from them, but I just throw them in the garbage unopened...Nuf Said
Answered by Elo Fudpucker - Mon Mar 12 23:46:04 2007
Are they still giving gifts to go to timeshare presentations in Cabo San Lucas?
Q. I know in the past I used to go to one every year to get the free goodies (about $300 value). Do they still offer them around town or at the airport? What is the going rate for gifts?
Asked by R J - Fri Apr 24 04:30:42 2009 - - 2 Answers - 1 Comments
A. Hola. It depends on the resort right now. You don't see as many offers unless they are convinced you are a buyer and not a freeloader. (Sorry...freeloader is a strong word but until you've actually worked the other end of it, you get a real appreciation of how much the jjob sucks!) Right now, time share is suffering down here just like any other industry. You're best bet is to wait until tourist season next (winter. This is more than likely when they will up the ante and offer those great gifts to sit through a boring timeshare presentation. Hey, I just talked to someone today that had $300 taken off their car rental bill to attend the Pueblo Bonito time share presentation, so I guess you can still get a deal.
Answered by Cabochick23 - Fri Apr 24 11:58:37 2009
Q. I know in the past I used to go to one every year to get the free goodies (about $300 value). Do they still offer them around town or at the airport? What is the going rate for gifts?
Asked by R J - Fri Apr 24 04:30:42 2009 - - 2 Answers - 1 Comments
A. Hola. It depends on the resort right now. You don't see as many offers unless they are convinced you are a buyer and not a freeloader. (Sorry...freeloader is a strong word but until you've actually worked the other end of it, you get a real appreciation of how much the jjob sucks!) Right now, time share is suffering down here just like any other industry. You're best bet is to wait until tourist season next (winter. This is more than likely when they will up the ante and offer those great gifts to sit through a boring timeshare presentation. Hey, I just talked to someone today that had $300 taken off their car rental bill to attend the Pueblo Bonito time share presentation, so I guess you can still get a deal.
Answered by Cabochick23 - Fri Apr 24 11:58:37 2009
What 'really' happens at a timeshare presentation?
Q. I went to Hawaii recently. Some guys at a ticket booth tried to get us to go to one of those timeshare presentation things (just an hour of your time...) by offering us a heap of free tickets to stuff. We declined as I am not interested in that kind of thing. Just curious though...has anyone ever attended one of these 'presentations'? What kind of hard-sell tactics do they pull?
Asked by hurricane197 - Fri Oct 23 06:15:26 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The announcement makes it look as though you will get something valuable for nothing. But that is not true. You will have to earn it by sitting through a long sales pitch, often of more than two hours, and frequently using high pressure tactics. For that, you will earn the cheapest of the "gifts" listed.
Answered by tntsolid - Fri Oct 23 16:58:13 2009
Q. I went to Hawaii recently. Some guys at a ticket booth tried to get us to go to one of those timeshare presentation things (just an hour of your time...) by offering us a heap of free tickets to stuff. We declined as I am not interested in that kind of thing. Just curious though...has anyone ever attended one of these 'presentations'? What kind of hard-sell tactics do they pull?
Asked by hurricane197 - Fri Oct 23 06:15:26 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The announcement makes it look as though you will get something valuable for nothing. But that is not true. You will have to earn it by sitting through a long sales pitch, often of more than two hours, and frequently using high pressure tactics. For that, you will earn the cheapest of the "gifts" listed.
Answered by tntsolid - Fri Oct 23 16:58:13 2009
does anyone know how to get paid to go to seminars and timeshare presentations and things like tht in lasvegas?
Q. does anyone know how to get paid to go to seminars and timeshare presentations and things like tht in lasvegas?
Asked by strwberrieyanyan - Fri Oct 17 04:29:30 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. problem is this ... you usually have to live 50 miles away from the site. so if you live in clark county, for example, cannot go. they really do not give cash. but weekends at a hotel. some show tickets, maybe a dinner. so do not think this will work for you
Answered by Michael M - Fri Oct 17 10:17:56 2008
Q. does anyone know how to get paid to go to seminars and timeshare presentations and things like tht in lasvegas?
Asked by strwberrieyanyan - Fri Oct 17 04:29:30 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. problem is this ... you usually have to live 50 miles away from the site. so if you live in clark county, for example, cannot go. they really do not give cash. but weekends at a hotel. some show tickets, maybe a dinner. so do not think this will work for you
Answered by Michael M - Fri Oct 17 10:17:56 2008
Gatlinburg Timeshare Presentations?
Q. Looking for information on timeshare presentations in Gatlinburg and PigeonForge that offer the best incentives. thank you
Asked by nanaofnc5 - Thu Apr 24 13:18:33 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
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Answered by Michael T - Thu Apr 24 13:25:50 2008
Q. Looking for information on timeshare presentations in Gatlinburg and PigeonForge that offer the best incentives. thank you
Asked by nanaofnc5 - Thu Apr 24 13:18:33 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
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Answered by Michael T - Thu Apr 24 13:25:50 2008
Are timeshare presentations high pressure sales?
Q. Are timeshare presentations high pressure sales?
Asked by ashlynn - Thu Mar 22 01:58:20 2007 - - 2 Answers - 1 Comments
A. Think "used car salesmen" or "Lawyer" Get the point?
Answered by george - Thu Mar 22 02:09:07 2007
Q. Are timeshare presentations high pressure sales?
Asked by ashlynn - Thu Mar 22 01:58:20 2007 - - 2 Answers - 1 Comments
A. Think "used car salesmen" or "Lawyer" Get the point?
Answered by george - Thu Mar 22 02:09:07 2007
Has anyone been to a timeshare presentation?
Q. I paid for a trip to Mystic Dunes Resort & Golf course. It was very cheap, the only catch is that I have to attend a timeshare presentation. I am not going to buy a timeshare but are these people aggressive? And has anyone taken any good trips by doing this?
Asked by Jr arrived on time!!! 12-9-09 - Wed Apr 2 15:19:44 2008 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It will be a high pressure sales presentation that will start very soft and courteous and will wrap you around like a snake. After a couple of hours you will know what i m talking about. NEVER give signs of interest or they will pressure you even more. Make sure you ask the Lent of the presentation and when you are half way tell them that you have something to do right after the time is done or they will try to make you stay even longer than what they say.
Answered by tntsolid - Thu Apr 3 14:48:04 2008
Q. I paid for a trip to Mystic Dunes Resort & Golf course. It was very cheap, the only catch is that I have to attend a timeshare presentation. I am not going to buy a timeshare but are these people aggressive? And has anyone taken any good trips by doing this?
Asked by Jr arrived on time!!! 12-9-09 - Wed Apr 2 15:19:44 2008 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It will be a high pressure sales presentation that will start very soft and courteous and will wrap you around like a snake. After a couple of hours you will know what i m talking about. NEVER give signs of interest or they will pressure you even more. Make sure you ask the Lent of the presentation and when you are half way tell them that you have something to do right after the time is done or they will try to make you stay even longer than what they say.
Answered by tntsolid - Thu Apr 3 14:48:04 2008
Anyone know where to get good deals on Orlando attractions (NOT a Timeshare Presentation)?
Q. (NOT a Timeshare Presentation) If anyone knows any reliable and legitimate ways or websites to get cheap tickets to Orlando attractions.
Asked by wrestlerkidmma - Tue Mar 17 09:53:08 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. There are coupon books for Orlando attractions at convenience stores, gas stations, rest stops, hotel lobbies. Visit the websites of the places you want to visit. Buy discount tickets from legitimate disney discount brokers. See for more details. Visit Sign up for the Orlando Magic Card at Get the "Choose Kissimmee" Guide at
Answered by Ask"WhyNot?" - Tue Mar 17 11:45:47 2009
Q. (NOT a Timeshare Presentation) If anyone knows any reliable and legitimate ways or websites to get cheap tickets to Orlando attractions.
Asked by wrestlerkidmma - Tue Mar 17 09:53:08 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. There are coupon books for Orlando attractions at convenience stores, gas stations, rest stops, hotel lobbies. Visit the websites of the places you want to visit. Buy discount tickets from legitimate disney discount brokers. See for more details. Visit Sign up for the Orlando Magic Card at Get the "Choose Kissimmee" Guide at
Answered by Ask"WhyNot?" - Tue Mar 17 11:45:47 2009
Any free cupon sites for Orlando attractions - not attached to timeshare presentations.?
Q. Any free activities or interesting places to visit other than theme parks in Orlando
Asked by Gizmo1954 - Sat Feb 25 01:28:45 2006 - - 2 Answers - 1 Comments
A. You can get coupon books to various attractions and restaurants in almost every store here, just wander into a grocery store, Walmart, or Perkins restaurant and you'll find a stack of coupon books in the lobby. As for interesting sites, I recommend Titanic: The Experience, Arabian Nights or Medieval Times, Downtown Disney, and Old Town. Also, a great day or night out would be to visit the Beach CLub, Yacht Club, and/or Boardwalk at Disney, all three are connected around a lagoon and it's a nice walk (or you can rent bikes/surreys) with restaurants and shops and such.
Answered by thornfield8998 - Thu Apr 6 09:57:51 2006
Q. Any free activities or interesting places to visit other than theme parks in Orlando
Asked by Gizmo1954 - Sat Feb 25 01:28:45 2006 - - 2 Answers - 1 Comments
A. You can get coupon books to various attractions and restaurants in almost every store here, just wander into a grocery store, Walmart, or Perkins restaurant and you'll find a stack of coupon books in the lobby. As for interesting sites, I recommend Titanic: The Experience, Arabian Nights or Medieval Times, Downtown Disney, and Old Town. Also, a great day or night out would be to visit the Beach CLub, Yacht Club, and/or Boardwalk at Disney, all three are connected around a lagoon and it's a nice walk (or you can rent bikes/surreys) with restaurants and shops and such.
Answered by thornfield8998 - Thu Apr 6 09:57:51 2006
What is the procedure for attending a timeshare presentation?
Q. ...before the presentation... Do they do a credit check? What information do they take down?
Asked by Celtic Girl - Thu Jul 3 12:21:32 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. 1.Wear good running shoes and be prepared to use them. 2. On first entering look for and plan how to use a good escape route., 3. Insert ear plugs. There is nothing worth listening to. 4. Enjoy any free gifts of food and drink offered. 5, Take out your ear plugs when they offer you a free weekend holiday just for attending presentation. 6. Replace earplugs after accepting all gratuities and before the. "You will receive this extra benefit only if you sign today," speech. 7. Use running shoes immediately along with planned escape route. 8. When you get home look up all the cheap timeshare resales and if you really want to buy one of these (in a reputable one if you can judge this) offer a lot less than they are asking. Make sure the seller… [cont.]
Answered by Lesh - Thu Jul 3 12:57:09 2008
Q. ...before the presentation... Do they do a credit check? What information do they take down?
Asked by Celtic Girl - Thu Jul 3 12:21:32 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. 1.Wear good running shoes and be prepared to use them. 2. On first entering look for and plan how to use a good escape route., 3. Insert ear plugs. There is nothing worth listening to. 4. Enjoy any free gifts of food and drink offered. 5, Take out your ear plugs when they offer you a free weekend holiday just for attending presentation. 6. Replace earplugs after accepting all gratuities and before the. "You will receive this extra benefit only if you sign today," speech. 7. Use running shoes immediately along with planned escape route. 8. When you get home look up all the cheap timeshare resales and if you really want to buy one of these (in a reputable one if you can judge this) offer a lot less than they are asking. Make sure the seller… [cont.]
Answered by Lesh - Thu Jul 3 12:57:09 2008
How would I get invited to a timeshare presentation in LA?
Q. I would like to visit LA in August. I have been looking for an inexpensive yet safe place to stay. I haven't had much luck. So what do I need to do to get on "the list"? Are there websites to go to?
Asked by cheri g - Sun Jun 22 09:49:45 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Oh its not that hard. You ussually just find these places around town.
Answered by phstriton - Mon Jun 23 12:36:51 2008
Q. I would like to visit LA in August. I have been looking for an inexpensive yet safe place to stay. I haven't had much luck. So what do I need to do to get on "the list"? Are there websites to go to?
Asked by cheri g - Sun Jun 22 09:49:45 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Oh its not that hard. You ussually just find these places around town.
Answered by phstriton - Mon Jun 23 12:36:51 2008
How old do you have to be to sit through a timeshare presentation in Mexico?
Q. I am going to Mexico with friends and none of us are married. I know you either have to be married or a certain age. The oldest is 25. Is that old enough?
Asked by lgkitten - Mon Jul 7 23:21:50 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. They prefer married couples-you can lie about that; 25 is old enough. Why would you want to waste 2-3 hours of valuable vacation time??? For a free breakfast, a free show???
Answered by Hearty - Tue Jul 8 10:53:40 2008
Q. I am going to Mexico with friends and none of us are married. I know you either have to be married or a certain age. The oldest is 25. Is that old enough?
Asked by lgkitten - Mon Jul 7 23:21:50 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. They prefer married couples-you can lie about that; 25 is old enough. Why would you want to waste 2-3 hours of valuable vacation time??? For a free breakfast, a free show???
Answered by Hearty - Tue Jul 8 10:53:40 2008
Has anyone ever been on a timeshare presentation?
Q. I just went on one, and found it completely amusing and ridiculous how they try to trick you, and pressure you, and all their techniques to try and sell you. Get a life!!
Asked by G spot - Sat Apr 14 15:38:02 2007 - - 5 Answers - 1 Comments
A. We went to a timeshare presentation during a trip to Maui. We were told that we would have to sit through a 90 minute presentation and that we would get heavily discounted travel vouchers for a snorkeling trip and luau at the end. The presentation wasn't too bad because we were able to see some really cool oceanfront properties... and we were able to walk away 90 minutes later with cheap activities. It was worth it for us...although I don't think we'll ever do that again.
Answered by curious - Sat Apr 14 16:04:01 2007
Q. I just went on one, and found it completely amusing and ridiculous how they try to trick you, and pressure you, and all their techniques to try and sell you. Get a life!!
Asked by G spot - Sat Apr 14 15:38:02 2007 - - 5 Answers - 1 Comments
A. We went to a timeshare presentation during a trip to Maui. We were told that we would have to sit through a 90 minute presentation and that we would get heavily discounted travel vouchers for a snorkeling trip and luau at the end. The presentation wasn't too bad because we were able to see some really cool oceanfront properties... and we were able to walk away 90 minutes later with cheap activities. It was worth it for us...although I don't think we'll ever do that again.
Answered by curious - Sat Apr 14 16:04:01 2007
Anyone want to go on a timeshare presentation?
Q. If anyone out there is interested in attending a 90 min. presentation to receive a free prize - I can help. Some of the loactions are giving away all inclusives to Mexico right now (everything including meals.drinks airfare etc.) We have nation wide loactions -- let me know.
Asked by maryannatvc - Mon Jun 30 00:01:07 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Who are you trying to kid? You are not asking if anyone wants to attend a 90 minute presentation to receive a prize. You are asking if there is anyone out there so gullible as to fall for that line so you can badger and cajole into making a purchase that will forever haunt them. No one, absolutely no one has ever been invited to one of these presentations because the presenters have so much to give away that they simply take the first no for an answer and I am quite sure you are no exception given your aggressive salesmanship in this forum. Be honest, say you want some people to come to a presentation so you can sell them a pipe dream of fairyland vacations while you make an exorbitant commission on a property that they can buy on Ebay… [cont.]
Answered by georges10 - Mon Jun 30 18:24:19 2008
Q. If anyone out there is interested in attending a 90 min. presentation to receive a free prize - I can help. Some of the loactions are giving away all inclusives to Mexico right now (everything including meals.drinks airfare etc.) We have nation wide loactions -- let me know.
Asked by maryannatvc - Mon Jun 30 00:01:07 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Who are you trying to kid? You are not asking if anyone wants to attend a 90 minute presentation to receive a prize. You are asking if there is anyone out there so gullible as to fall for that line so you can badger and cajole into making a purchase that will forever haunt them. No one, absolutely no one has ever been invited to one of these presentations because the presenters have so much to give away that they simply take the first no for an answer and I am quite sure you are no exception given your aggressive salesmanship in this forum. Be honest, say you want some people to come to a presentation so you can sell them a pipe dream of fairyland vacations while you make an exorbitant commission on a property that they can buy on Ebay… [cont.]
Answered by georges10 - Mon Jun 30 18:24:19 2008
How Do I Get a Free Mini Vacation Due Sitting At A Timeshare Presentation At Either Mrytle Beach Or Surfside ?
Q. Beach SC. Thanks For The Info.
Asked by ROCKY - Tue Aug 26 18:19:48 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. the big timeshare co's are Hilton, Marriott and others. Just Google it.
Answered by Woody - Tue Aug 26 20:33:16 2008
Q. Beach SC. Thanks For The Info.
Asked by ROCKY - Tue Aug 26 18:19:48 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. the big timeshare co's are Hilton, Marriott and others. Just Google it.
Answered by Woody - Tue Aug 26 20:33:16 2008
Timeshare deals for Universal for people age 19?
Q. My fiance and I are going to Universal Studios and disney world for our 3 year anniversary in march. Ive been seeing a ton of deals for watching timeshare presentations or various other things but you have to be certain ages and I havent found any 19 and up.. Are there such things and where can I find the best deals? Thanks!!
Asked by Bamagirl2010 - Sun Jan 13 01:05:15 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Don't waist your money buying from the resort. Check out if you want to purchase a timeshare in Disney. They are huge deals from owners who just want to get out of their timeshare.
Answered by Jason D - Wed Jan 16 11:56:29 2008
Q. My fiance and I are going to Universal Studios and disney world for our 3 year anniversary in march. Ive been seeing a ton of deals for watching timeshare presentations or various other things but you have to be certain ages and I havent found any 19 and up.. Are there such things and where can I find the best deals? Thanks!!
Asked by Bamagirl2010 - Sun Jan 13 01:05:15 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Don't waist your money buying from the resort. Check out if you want to purchase a timeshare in Disney. They are huge deals from owners who just want to get out of their timeshare.
Answered by Jason D - Wed Jan 16 11:56:29 2008
Have you attended a timeshare presentation in cancun?
Q. Did you get a gift? Was it worth it? Also, have you stayed at Casa Maya? How was it?
Asked by harsuwind - Sun Mar 25 23:07:48 2007 - - 10 Answers - 1 Comments
A. lol...what a world we are living in. ever since i live in the area since quiet some time i do know some people which work in the timeshare industry as well as many timeshare-owners which come back here frequently. for everybody who complains "it`s not worth it":...why do you go on such a presentation in the first place? for the FREE gift.tooo bad there is no such thing as FREE.the sales-reps work on commission only...so of course they will try everything in order to earn your business.to be honest...i would do exact the same thing.maybe you are the only costumer they see that day.personally i would never enter such a presentation...but for one reason only:i know i'm not in the market for such product and i would feel bad to waste… [cont.]
Answered by cancundivers - Tue Mar 27 22:09:31 2007
Q. Did you get a gift? Was it worth it? Also, have you stayed at Casa Maya? How was it?
Asked by harsuwind - Sun Mar 25 23:07:48 2007 - - 10 Answers - 1 Comments
A. lol...what a world we are living in. ever since i live in the area since quiet some time i do know some people which work in the timeshare industry as well as many timeshare-owners which come back here frequently. for everybody who complains "it`s not worth it":...why do you go on such a presentation in the first place? for the FREE gift.tooo bad there is no such thing as FREE.the sales-reps work on commission only...so of course they will try everything in order to earn your business.to be honest...i would do exact the same thing.maybe you are the only costumer they see that day.personally i would never enter such a presentation...but for one reason only:i know i'm not in the market for such product and i would feel bad to waste… [cont.]
Answered by cancundivers - Tue Mar 27 22:09:31 2007
Disney Timeshare Time share Presentation?
Q. I am taking my family to Walt Disney World this summer and was wondering: *How do you go see the Timeshare presentation for free Disney tickets? * If 2 children (12, and 13 years old) and 2 adults go to the presentation, will each person get a Ticket? * Can you share your Disney timeshare presentation experience? I am still interested in doing it this summer, but how? THANKS!
Asked by Bailey - Mon Mar 31 10:09:54 2008 - - 10 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Time share presentations are a waste of time. Most have heavy restrictions (must use the ticket that same day, etc.) and are just not worth the effort.
Answered by dr_nigel_c - Mon Mar 31 10:14:28 2008
Q. I am taking my family to Walt Disney World this summer and was wondering: *How do you go see the Timeshare presentation for free Disney tickets? * If 2 children (12, and 13 years old) and 2 adults go to the presentation, will each person get a Ticket? * Can you share your Disney timeshare presentation experience? I am still interested in doing it this summer, but how? THANKS!
Asked by Bailey - Mon Mar 31 10:09:54 2008 - - 10 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Time share presentations are a waste of time. Most have heavy restrictions (must use the ticket that same day, etc.) and are just not worth the effort.
Answered by dr_nigel_c - Mon Mar 31 10:14:28 2008
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