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Subject: Re: LGM - Singapore

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terence

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Date Posted: Mon, Oct 24 2005, 17:59:35

i m also one of the victim of LGM i bought the property some yrs back. Call LGM last yr regarding the resell they only provide me a long list of unknown so call broker's name from all over the country - should i trust them. It seem like this is the best service they can give it to their customer after con them? I think those of us fr malaysia are the one who get cheated most.What else can i do, the only way is stop all the payment but not sure whether will involve into any legal issue or not.What i want now is how to get rid of this timeshare. pls advise thanks.

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[> Subject: Re: LGM - Singapore
Author: sim [ Edit \| View ]	Date Posted: Sat, Oct 29 2005, 4:26:52 You can write a letter of membership termination to your home resort. This will terminate the membership. Don't bother with the resale companies. Many of them are scammers. But, you can't really tell which of them are the more lethal scammer. Play it safe, avoid all of them. [ Post a Reply to This Message ]