Timeshare Presentation that's too good to be true. $300 walmart, $30 Dinner, 2 ariline tickets, 2 night getaway, and no purchase required, only 90 min pres.

Come out, tour our resort, listen to a 90 min presentation, and get a free 4-day 3-night cruise. First mistake, agreeing to listen and second believing that there may be a gift. The free cruise “Gift” only required that my wife and I send $100.00 registration fee, and...and $179.00 each for cabin reservation; therefore, this lovely free cruise was only going to cost us $458.00 to get started...Great Deal huh...not!!!  Save yourself a lot of grief and PLEASE do not WASTE your time listening to this timeshare sells pitch.

They called me to, about offering free gifts and two airline tkts any where in the US.... I did sign up for the presentation, but didn't go.

I get atleast 2-3 calls a week from this # or from it's company and they just won't stop.

Come out, tour our resort, listen to a 90 min presentation, and get a free 4-day 3-night cruise. First mistake, agreeing to listen and second believing that there may be a gift. The free cruise ?Gift? only required that my wife and I send $100.00 registration fee, and...and $179.00 each for cabin reservation; therefore, this lovely free cruise was only going to cost us $458.00 to get started...Great Deal huh...not!!!  Save yourself a lot of grief and PLEASE do not WASTE your time listening to this timeshare sells pitch.

After doing some research on the internet, I found this article:

http://www.wate.com/Global/story.asp?S=9734158

Basically, when ask for your gifts, they give you a folder with phone numbers to call and you have to pay $50 each to another company in order to get your so-called "Free Gifts". My advise is to go ahead and sign up for the presentation, but don't show up, this will do a community service by using up that spot so some unsuspecting victim (possibly a relative or friend) doesn't get scammed.