orange lake resort timeshare package?
JENNIFER G asked:
has anyone ever purchased a timeshare package from them where you have to sit through a 2 hour thing and you get 3 nights stay at a holiday inn and disney tickets? is there any catch? we are going valentines weekend and dont want to be stuck with any charges or things
we go on feb 13th and our presentation is not until the 15th which is the day before we leave they told me i would get our 3 night hotel stay and disney tickets when we check in which will be the 13th so really im getting my stuff before i even go i am not easy to pursuade so ill be good at saying no
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has anyone ever purchased a timeshare package from them where you have to sit through a 2 hour thing and you get 3 nights stay at a holiday inn and disney tickets? is there any catch? we are going valentines weekend and dont want to be stuck with any charges or things
we go on feb 13th and our presentation is not until the 15th which is the day before we leave they told me i would get our 3 night hotel stay and disney tickets when we check in which will be the 13th so really im getting my stuff before i even go i am not easy to pursuade so ill be good at saying no
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Tags: Disney, Orange Lake Resort, Resort Timeshare
February 15th, 2009 at 1:12 pm
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The 2 hour thing is a sales presentation… that is the catch. Frankly you’ll be lucky if it is only 2 hours. You will be bombarded with their top sales team. They will do and tell you anything to sell you a timeshare that day. The 3 nights is great, but if you find yourself interested in buying one check out the resale market first. You will not only save yourself thousands of dollars, but you will save a lot of time since you can shop and buy timeshares on the internet. Buyatimeshare.com is where I went to buy my timeshare simply because of the high pressure sales presentation that Wyndham subjected me to. Good luck with your weekend.
February 18th, 2009 at 12:24 pm
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The announcement makes it look as though you will get something valuable for nothing. But that is not true. You will have to earn it by sitting through a long sales pitch, often of more than two hours, and frequently using high pressure tactics. For that, you will earn the cheapest of the “gifts” listed.