My husband had entered to win a car at a mall when we were called and told he didn't win the car, but a chance for all of the other free gifts. We were told to come to an address in LA and got a 3 hour long presentation about the "timeshare." First of all, all of the properties that were ...
My husband and I are also "owners" with Monarch Grand Vacations, who have paid in full. We bought our time share ten years ago. We were disappointed at first with the realization that most of what our sales person, a Mr. Jim Preus, said to us was wholly untrue. We persevered and have used ...
We bought our timeshare in 1999, at that time we were told that the main feature of the resort was that they were 5 stars resorts, (which they're not), they also made it a selling point to let us know that no one from the "outside" was allowed in the resorts unless accompanied by owners. ...
I was persuaded into purchasing this timeshare and everything sold to us was misrepresented. The video of the resorts were 5 star resorts. These are nowhere near 5 star. For the price of my maintenance fees alone I can stay at a way nicer hotel than these run down so called resorts. We were told we ...
In 2009 my wife and I attended a presentation in Ontario, California. We attended for the sole purpose of receiving one of many nice free gifts promised to us for simply listening to a presentation that was supposed to last only 1-1 1/2 hours. We attended and the presentation lasted nearly 4 hours ...
We visited a Monarch great holiday demonstration in Scottsdale Arizona on 2-270 after being educated that people were a finalist to get a vehicle raffle we registered in the mall (yes right). I went by having an open-mind and we lay having a salesman clarify factors, resort places etc. Whenever we ...