Timeshare presentation

[mishugana Member Find all posts View Profile Close mishugana]

Is it bad form to bring a copy of a sales form of a resale under 400 when you meet the weasel?

[tonyg Goomba & Super Moderator Find all posts View Profile Close tonyg]

Bad for the weasel. I usually bring resale listings and cheap rental listings.

[JWC Super Moderator Find all posts View Profile Close JWC]

What is the point? Why go to a timeshare presentation at all if you only intend to antagonize them? Just remember that there would not be any resales if there weren't any timeshare developers.

[1950bing Senior Member Find all posts View Profile Close 1950bing]

Maybe it will make them wake up and then run an honest business

[Spence Super Moderator Find all posts View Profile Close Spence]

Maybe it will make them wake up and then run an honest business

Right Bing, they have a proven business model, you and Mush are going to change the world.

[janapur Senior Member Find all posts View Profile Close janapur]

Is it bad form to bring a copy of a sales form of a resale under 400 when you meet the weasel?

We bring them not to antagonize the salesperson, but rather to keep them to the 90 minutes they promised. Very often, we don't even show them, as most salespeople ask about our many weeks and learn what we paid resale. We only go to visit resorts in which we are truly interested for purchase or exchanges.

Jana

[JWC Super Moderator Find all posts View Profile Close JWC]

If you are only interested in visiting the timeshare to see it then you don't have to go to a presentation. We have visited many timeshares just by walking up to the front desk and telling them that we are interested in seeing their resort for future exchange possibilities. No sales pressure and we can stay as long as we want.