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Re: Re: Re: Re: Manhattan Club Lawsuit (by Mike J.):

I assume by reading this, that you were able to get out on the $100 buy back, and the paperwork took forever to get. However, you KNOW you're out of the unit? My parents somehow ended up with 7 units or points for 7 units from Blue Green. I am trying to help them get OUT so I don't see them when they pass.

So, bottom line, does this $100 sell back scheme really work, and do we contact the TMC directly or did you all go through a company like Blue Green to get them? They have switched resorts multiple times and ended up with this crap show apparently. I admit, I don't understand it all, but I understand the work perpetuity!

deborahs528 wrote:

kurtj22 wrote:

Ok I’m about to relinquish my ownership for 100. Is there anybody on this site who says this is a bad move. Lately there has been little from the one time vocal contingent which argued against. Is their still hope, especially from most recent suit ( a year or so ago) which held out hope. Thanks

As I have always maintained, it is a very personal and individual decision. Some people want to continue to fight. They don’t want to lose their investment and allow Eichner and his cronies to continue to get away with what they have. I can understand their point of view. I, on the other hand, had inherited 2 time shares, could not afford skyrocketing maintenance fees, did not want potential inheritance issues lasting in perpetuity and I didn't want to be tied down to going to NYC every year for two weeks. In addition, I didn't want to throw good money after bad by getting involved in lengthy lawsuit with no guarantee of a timely and satisfactory outcome. We already had suffered through a 4 year investigation with an additional 3 years waiting for them to dole out a pittance if any restitution and Eichner still getting away with fraud.