Bluegreen Corporation used deceptive practices to get our business. They made verbal promises to us that they did not honor. They do not disclose costs that would be expected of us or thethe steady rising costs of costs/fees. They are one of the most non reputuable compaines I have ever come in ...
In August my husband was approached in a Bass Pro Shop sporting goods store in Orlando, FL about a wonderful vacation opportunity. We would just have to sit through a 90 minute sales pitch for the best timeshare in the world; he had to pay $59 (reservation fee), but we would get that back in a $25 ...
Here's the basic run down of what my husband and I were told during our Bluegreen presentation. (If you can believe it, I've shortened this by alot) We were told how Bluegreen was a great investment. How over time it's value would continue to increase, and we were getting a "special ...
The blue green people at presentations will say anything to get you to sign. It's a complete rip off. They will break federal, state or any law. ...
We were promised many things when we signed up for this timeshare. Free plane tickets, free weeks to stay in the timeshare, extra points, free dinners, no yearly fees. All were lies. We never recieved anything. Every time we tried to book a week to stay in the timeshare they said it was not ...
We were told our biennial vacation points would not expire if not used; they would keep rolling over into coming years. They even assured us those practices of expiring points would cease even though it was detailed in the contracts we signed (a main factor in us deciding to buy). They told us it ...