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Subject: Re: Timeshare advice in Singapore

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Rashid

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Date Posted: Thu, Oct 20 2005, 22:27:37
In reply to: AJ Siah 's message, "Timeshare advice in Singapore" on Wed, Oct 19 2005, 10:51:51

Roughly How much is the Berjaya, ,Legend timeshare? Don't intend to own one, just curious compared to what is charged by those other companies.

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A.J. Siah
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Date Posted: Fri, Oct 21 2005, 11:31:03

It varied among the hotel but it ranges around RM15K to RM25K for a period of 25 years to 35 years. You need to pay yearly maintenance of around RM$250 to RM400 and you are entitled to 7 nites stay. Some of these timeshare have deal with either RCI or II where you can deposit your week stay with them, but there would be exchange fees involved.

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