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Timeshare attracts con artists at every level says Edwin co

Posted on January 19, 2015

Timeshare attracts con artists at every level says Edwin co

Timeshare attracts con artist at every level says Edwin co

1 (Clubs point are covered by timeshare regulations

2) A complete Lack of transparency

3) Timeshare needs to clean up your act

4) Locked in to maintenance fees

Phil Watson “Worldwide Timeshare Hypermarket Ltd”

Attempts to defend the indefensible

What is a not genuine deal to Edwin co?

If it’s too good to be true it is untrue.

Pressure selling

Free holiday which were not free

Phil Watson “Worldwide Timeshare Hypermarket Ltd”

Agrees with the above but:-

The timeshare product is good

Blames cold calling

Does not know of any genuine company who cold calling

In Closing a question was asked by the presenter:-

Haven’t the people who have fallen for this only themselves to blame? Yes says:- Mr Watson

 

Mr Watson continues and says:-At the end of the day it’s down to them (the consumer).

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