Have you ever gotten a postcard in the mail telling you you’ve
won a vacation? All you have to do is go
to this “brief consultation” that turns into an hour long pressure-filled sales
meeting? As you can tell, I have. They promise you the moon, and deliver
dust. You sit through this meeting
hearing how fabulous it would be to have a timeshare or own a membership to this
exclusive club or that amazing resort.
Well, some of them are nothing but Vacation Club scams. Some are legit, but you have to really do
your homework.
I was introduced to Vacation Choices via the internet, and
discovered they have an “A” rating with the Better Business Bureau. That means they haven’t had complaints by
customers, or if they HAVE, they were settled to the customers’ satisfaction. They also have a 10% price guarantee, meaning
if you find a vacation package exactly like the one through the concierge
service of Vacation Choices, they will not only match the price, but they will
beat it by 10%. Sounds good to me!
But don’t take my word for it. Any time you are going through a service you
haven’t had experience with before, there are some things you can do to check
them out. Look at gain versus
cost. If you’re talking long term
timeshare, what is it going to cost you?
What are your benefits from it? Another important thing to understand is
if you can get out of the deal, and how you would do that. Do they have a clause saying you have to be a
member for 10 years before you can “quit” or sell? Find out before you buy.
Beware of places who pressure you by saying you can only get
the deal they are offering right there, at that moment. There shouldn’t be pressure for a legitimate
vacation. And most of all, if it sounds
too good to be true, it probably is.
There is a lot that goes into vacation planning; maybe Vacations Choices
can help you!
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