Timeshare salesman and NAFTA
We have owned a timeshare in PV for five years and have attended
three presentations. Our original presentation when we purchased our
TS; once when we up-graded; and this last presentation when we declined
to make any changes.
All three presentations started over breakfast and continued until the
meal was over. At that time we were asked if we wanted to continue:
no, meant the presentation was over; yes, meant the presentation
would continue.
Timeshares are not for everyone. For us it is a good fit.
I just wish the NAFTA policy would extent to the MP salespeople on the
street, in the restaurants, the airport, and in Wal-Mart
three presentations. Our original presentation when we purchased our
TS; once when we up-graded; and this last presentation when we declined
to make any changes.
All three presentations started over breakfast and continued until the
meal was over. At that time we were asked if we wanted to continue:
no, meant the presentation was over; yes, meant the presentation
would continue.
Timeshares are not for everyone. For us it is a good fit.
I just wish the NAFTA policy would extent to the MP salespeople on the
street, in the restaurants, the airport, and in Wal-Mart