Anthony Stoeckel wrote on October 16, 2009 10:16 AM: My e-mail is anthonystoeckel@yahoo.com
phone is 407-447-4401 ext. 913

Anthony Stoeckel wrote on October 16, 2009 10:12 AM: There are a few options for timeshare owners per the attorney general, ftc(federal trade commission) and the departmentand commission of real estate. I can deffinately help.

anthony stoeckel wrote on October 16, 2009 10:07 AM: lt Q
You don't have to be stuck with your timeshare, there are attorneys working with people right now, I actually work with them. they can get you out free and clear, NO credit damage, NO more payments, nothing.

Jonathan Paul wrote on October 16, 2009 05:16 AM: One of the most important things to look for in a timeshare is location. Whether you will be acquiring it for personal use or to trade it, at a later date, you’ll want something located in a very desirable area. Of course, the price will be higher but it is more than worth it, in the long run.If possible, you should never purchase a timeshare property without actually visiting it. Many individuals have done so, only to find the location or unit to be undesirable when they finally have the opportunity to vacation there.The only time this may not be an issue is if you are purchasing from someone that you trust. Even then, it is still something to consider. You will just have to use your own judgment. Thanks a lot blogger for such a nice post about timeshare property .

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http://propertyinvestment.blogebay.com/2009/10/16/investment-guide-for-time-share-property/

Lt Q wrote on August 19, 2009 09:42 AM: I agree they lie to everyone. I just got ack from Iraq and they too my bonus and then kept billing me more and more before they even le tme use it?? Am i stuck with this damn thing??

Larry B. wrote on August 13, 2009 10:27 AM: Wow, I was shown the Consolidated Resorts article on 8-12-2009 and read comments from as early as July 22, 2009 about the bankruptsy. They just took the August payment out of my bank account and did not notify me or call me like they would if I didn't make a payment on time or similiar actions on my part. I've been with them for 3 years now and what lousy courtesy on their part for us to read about the bankruptsy in the newspaper rather than a heartfelt letter from Consolidated Resorts. We've been duped at a time in this country when companies need to show some serious honesty. Thank You.

BERTHA CORTEZ wrote on August 03, 2009 12:33 PM: WHAT WOULD HAPPEN TO OWNERS IF THEY GO BANKRUPT AND HAVE TO SHUT DOWN. WILL WE STILL HAVE TO PAY MONTHLY OR DO WE GWT ANYTHING BACK FOR PAYING ALL THOSE YEARS .PLEASE LET ME KNOW THANK YOU.

alex trinh wrote on July 27, 2009 06:47 PM: What can we do at this time with our timeshare with Tahiti Village Resort?
Is the owner from Tahiti Resort will send us further notice? I want to know what will happens next? please send me any information or further action to my email...Thanks

Linda Eich wrote on July 27, 2009 05:55 PM: We are owners in Florida.Does this mean that we will lose all are money that we paid in to this company??? We have belonged to consolidated for over five years and have used it ever year. We have always paid our maintenance fees and We own our timeshare. Are we out all that money?????

Linda Eich

CanuckCouple wrote on July 25, 2009 11:45 AM: Like surgeon, we bought our timeshare because we felt it was a good investment as we like travelling - not just in the Americas but all over the world. Isnt this the essence of buying a timeshare property? It is unfortunate that the sales and marketing team (CRI) of the developer was let-go but this is the most prudent thing to do if there needed some stop-gap on the liquidity of the business. That said, we do feel apprehensive on what possibilities lie on our fractional ownership. We just hope that the company gets a chance to junk the bad (selling) practices and restructure so that everybody can get back to business.

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