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I NEED YOUR HELP I AM TRYING TO ORGANIZE THE TIMESHARE OWNERS. THE ONLY WAY THAT WE CAN GET CONTROL OF OUR TIMESHARE THAT WE OWN IS TO BE UNITED. THAT IS EXACTLY WHAT THE MANAGEMENT DOES NOT WANT. I AM ACCUMULATING A LIST OF E-MAILS SO THAT I CAN KEEP YOU ALL INFORMED. PLEASE SEND ME AN E-MAIL ADDRESS WITH YOUR NAME SO I MAY ADD YOU TO THE LIST. IT IS URGENT THAT WE ORGANIZE NOW AS THEY ARE PLANNING SOMETHING SOON. Patboffa@aol.com
While I am an attorney licensed in New York, New Jersey and Florida specializing in real estate and corporate law, I am NOT representing anyone or any committee but am acting solely as concerned shareholder. I spent one year of my life in 2001-2002 trying to get information from the board to share with the timeshare holders. I reviewed tons of documents that I obtained from other sources, not the board and I think I know a lot about Gurney’s Inn. Other shareholders have asked me to get involved again and to become a member of the Committee for Financial Alternatives that wants to save Gurney's Inn. We have had three meetings to come up with alternatives to save Gurney's.
We have requested a shareholder's list, in compliance with the NY corporate law, in order to communicate directly with the timeshare owners. Ed Leggio, our only director, who supposedly represents us, told us that we would never get the list. We drafted a letter to send to you, the timeshare owners, and were told by Paul Monte and Gurney's Inn’s corporate attorney that they would send our letter out, unedited. The next meeting when we presented our letter, they refused to send ours out . We spent the whole meeting redrafting our letter with them and their attorney retyped it at the meeting. We all agreed on the changes, all responses were to come to timeshare owners e-mail addresses and one owner's post office box. Paul Monte, who sat there all day as we together rewrote our letter, then said he had to take it and spend more time. We all objected but they said it should be done in a day. It took almost two weeks for them to send the committee a revised draft and it was totally changed. It was not our letter. They also removed all the timeshare owner's e-mail addresses and post office box and put only Mr. Leggio's e-mail address at Gurney's Inn. This was not Mr. Leggio’s letter it was the committee’s.
This is so typical of management. They do not want us to get together and organize. We must organize and get control of the board, as we are the true owners of Gurney's Inn. Any sale, termination or a Master Renovation Plan must come from us, not them. The Monte family controls the board of directors of Gurneys because they hold a mortgage on the property of approximately $2,895,318 million dollars. (It was only $2,700,000 when we came out of bankruptcy but how that happened will be another of my e-mails to people on my list).The Monte family appoints two of the three board members. They do not OWN Gurney’s Inn. I have a lot of information to share but I need e-mail addresses to send it to. There are over 2700 shareholders and I cannot contact them one at a time. I will read your responses but I am one person and I have taken on a massive job so I won’t be able to respond to you individually. I also recommend that you write letters, not e-mails, to the Attorney General of New York, Andrew Cuomo, Real Estate Financing Division, 120 Broadway, NY, NY 10271.It is urgent to involve them now and the more letters they receive the greater their response should be.
Don’t let them divide us because together we are very powerful.
Again my e-mail is Patboffa@aol.com
While I am an attorney licensed in New York, New Jersey and Florida specializing in real estate and corporate law, I am NOT representing anyone or any committee but am acting solely as concerned shareholder. I spent one year of my life in 2001-2002 trying to get information from the board to share with the timeshare holders. I reviewed tons of documents that I obtained from other sources, not the board and I think I know a lot about Gurney’s Inn. Other shareholders have asked me to get involved again and to become a member of the Committee for Financial Alternatives that wants to save Gurney's Inn. We have had three meetings to come up with alternatives to save Gurney's.
We have requested a shareholder's list, in compliance with the NY corporate law, in order to communicate directly with the timeshare owners. Ed Leggio, our only director, who supposedly represents us, told us that we would never get the list. We drafted a letter to send to you, the timeshare owners, and were told by Paul Monte and Gurney's Inn’s corporate attorney that they would send our letter out, unedited. The next meeting when we presented our letter, they refused to send ours out . We spent the whole meeting redrafting our letter with them and their attorney retyped it at the meeting. We all agreed on the changes, all responses were to come to timeshare owners e-mail addresses and one owner's post office box. Paul Monte, who sat there all day as we together rewrote our letter, then said he had to take it and spend more time. We all objected but they said it should be done in a day. It took almost two weeks for them to send the committee a revised draft and it was totally changed. It was not our letter. They also removed all the timeshare owner's e-mail addresses and post office box and put only Mr. Leggio's e-mail address at Gurney's Inn. This was not Mr. Leggio’s letter it was the committee’s.
This is so typical of management. They do not want us to get together and organize. We must organize and get control of the board, as we are the true owners of Gurney's Inn. Any sale, termination or a Master Renovation Plan must come from us, not them. The Monte family controls the board of directors of Gurneys because they hold a mortgage on the property of approximately $2,895,318 million dollars. (It was only $2,700,000 when we came out of bankruptcy but how that happened will be another of my e-mails to people on my list).The Monte family appoints two of the three board members. They do not OWN Gurney’s Inn. I have a lot of information to share but I need e-mail addresses to send it to. There are over 2700 shareholders and I cannot contact them one at a time. I will read your responses but I am one person and I have taken on a massive job so I won’t be able to respond to you individually. I also recommend that you write letters, not e-mails, to the Attorney General of New York, Andrew Cuomo, Real Estate Financing Division, 120 Broadway, NY, NY 10271.It is urgent to involve them now and the more letters they receive the greater their response should be.
Don’t let them divide us because together we are very powerful.
Again my e-mail is Patboffa@aol.com
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