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34jopux · 09-09-2011, 05:42 AM

from personal experience and other people's experiences, timeshare presentations can be a bit of a scam because most sales people always mislead you one way or another by saying things like "if you decide in the future to sell your timeshare, you'll get your money back"..making you believe that you will make a profit.

The last presentation I went on the price came down more than $20K after it was explained to the manager that I owned two timeshares already and had bought one of them at resale. But I could still do better on Ebay, I think, and didn't care for the resort much, so I turned it down.

09-09-2011, 05:42 AM	#7 (permalink)
34jopux Junior Member Join Date: Jul 2009 Posts: 6	timeshare presentations from personal experience and other people's experiences, timeshare presentations can be a bit of a scam because most sales people always mislead you one way or another by saying things like "if you decide in the future to sell your timeshare, you'll get your money back"..making you believe that you will make a profit. The last presentation I went on the price came down more than $20K after it was explained to the manager that I owned two timeshares already and had bought one of them at resale. But I could still do better on Ebay, I think, and didn't care for the resort much, so I turned it down.