Can't even give them one star
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Re: Can't even give them one star (by Christine O.):
mikej301 wrote:Mikej301 You have got to be kidding, right!? If this is for real, it might be a good idea that you "Really Understand IT" before you sign something and pay a huge sum of money up-front!! Do you think this "buy out option" is really only for Charter Members??? When you were at the resort, were you in a newly remodeled room? BTW: Implying that everyone who writes on this blog is "angry or ugly," in my opinion, seems a bit presumptuous, considering this is the first time you "accidently found this blog!!!!" Feel free to comment, as I am more than curious about why you would go to all the bother "signing up" on this blog to be able to write your rave review of the resort and it's owners and then follow the posts? Yes, curious is the word.Found this site while looking for info online. I read through this and other threads . Some angry people here, so don't bite my head off. We've been members of Club Land'or for 25 years and bought in northern Virginia. We know good people who work at the resort who work hard. They're happy that in 30 years and through all the past recessions, Land'or never laid off a single one of them, so that tells me something about integrity about the Holts. I know that Land'or's resorts are paid off, so that would be worth what? $200-$300 million? Not bad for a couple guys out of south Richmond. We were in the resort just a few weeks ago and and saw Ron Holt. Staff says he's been there nearly all the time for the past 16 weeks, and I've met his brother there a few times, so they're not absentee owners. Sounds like they are involved. Like I said, it's just our opinion so don't get ugly. That said, we have been offered a buyout that's for charter members and sounds like a pretty good deal so we're considering it. As I understand it , it's a Land'or benefit that in effect freezes all your costs in place as of that day and you can continue to use your program into the future, which would avoid any future increases that we all know will come as the economy dictates. Anybody else offered this?