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Subject: Club Leisure

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Gary

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Date Posted: Mon, Nov 08 2004, 14:30:39
In reply to: Gary 's message, "Anyone got a cold call from Club Leisure to buy off your timeshare?" on Tue, May 18 2004, 14:03:11

Club Leisure did call me up before to buy over my ERI timeshare membership with HCAP. The thing is, they are only buying it back at around SGD $4000 - $5000. And when I question them about the annual maintenance fee, they said that the buyer or the new owner of the membership will take care of that.

The sales representative explain how the selling of the membership works. Basically with them, they will not ask any money from you. They earn the commission, which comes from the buyer side. Once you have agreed to sell the membership to the buyer possibly located in India or Europe, they will write you a cheque for the sum agreed.

They seem genuine. However I still have doubts about all this. As in, how did they get my phone number in the first place? I have only registered with ERI, so that will means they might be colluding together?

Whatever your course of action is, I urge you to read carefully the contract which you sign. Do not succumb to hard-sell tactics. And go away if you are unsure.

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Author: actay [ Edit \| View ]	Date Posted: Fri, Nov 12 2004, 1:50:26 from wad i know there are a few companies doing it like this tried selling my membership with probiz they jus sent me to LGM! to try and get me to buy another membership! [ Post a Reply to This Message ]