Yeah, we signed and now, we regret it. We see things now that we didn't see when we signed on in 2005. Bluegreen vacation resorts is a rip off. They have highly trained sales people which will tell you everything but the truth. They talk a "good story" they tell you things you want to ...
Blue green told us that we could sell our points and receive a check to cover our payments... in case we weren't able to 'get free' and use our points at any given time... We make payments of 278 dollars a month and that' not counting the maintenance and tax fees... Which they didn't tell us would ...
My experience with Bluegreen Resorts can best be told by the letter I sent to the CEO after I had an appointment to view one of their resorts. Here are a few excerpts from it. My appointment was at 12:45PM... I arrived at 12:35 and completed the paperwork, got something to eat and drink, and sat ...
I own points at Blue green resorts, I used to have weeks. I was conned into converting to points by their sales man. I didn't have any problems until I received my maintenance bill. I had to pay a subsidy for owners who didn't pay their own bill. Blue green refuse to reply why this payment is ...
We were mailed some information about Bluegreen telling us we won four free airline tickets and a cruise and a free visa card and a free dinner. All we had to do was listen to a forty-five min. presentation. They keep us there three hours and we finally said yes after they promised us a free ...
When going to the bluegreen resort sales pitch the sales people do not tell the truth about the product they are selling, that is the only way someone would buy into the system. They tell you that you can sell your points, in my case 11,000 for about $5,000 per year. They also tell you that they do ...