OK, just supporting Marsha with her experience with Club Navigo... We DID not buy the scam...
I had been to timeshare presentations before, so, knew what to expect. Everything was very "nice" and we were called VIP until we started to ask some real financial questions and then verbiage became somewhat vague. When we balked @ the $800/year maintenance fee - we were told that this could be adjusted - or rearranged - but, definitely never heard the word "lowered"...
When we had made a decision that the answer was "no" - but, that we perhaps would be interested in purchasing in the near future - was there a way we could contact them to purchase @ a later date? We were told it was illegal for them to give us our sales person's information - but, our agent quietly told us that someone would visit the table to finish the visit and give us some information to contact her in the future.
A man came to our table - aske if we were sure we didn't want to purchase - we said we were sure - we were then given the paperwork and pointed to the exit door - the man then left us in the middle of the room. No, nice to meet you - come again - here's the info if you decide to purchase in the future - just - not buying? Okay, get out - kind of feeling.
We exited to a quiet hallway where two other couples were standing against a counter - a woman was helping one of the couples - they were in line? For something? OH YEAH... Those "free" fabulous gifts... A 3 day cruise which will cost us $150 a piece - if we want to take it - a $60 gift certificate for the Red Lobster - only the one up the road from them in Daytona - well, it was 1PM... Who wants Red Lobster that early? Also the port was supposed to be Cape Canaveral - very close to our home... No, it's in Ft. Lauderdale...
So... Although we might have considered the deal worth getting @ a later date - the closure was definitely poor. After reading Marsha's report no way would I even consider club navigo!
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