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point rental liquidators (by R P.):

ellenw94 wrote:

I also didn't like that in the contract it is written and I quote; "Oral representations cannot be relied upon as correctly stating the representations of the seller." So a sales person can promise the world, mislead, do whatever they can to seal the deal and walk away with the money. When you read the so called contract, there are many things left out that were promised verbally in the sales presentation, both for PRL and VSI. You can see just from the PRL website, the information verbally stated in the sales presentation didn't match to either the information out on the web or on the contract.

Most people don't find out or use these types of forums like Red Week, until they have a reason to. As far as Jay Jay is concerned...he has every right to voice his opinion as many times as he chooses. If you don't like what he has to write, quit reading it!

I seriously doubt BJ returns to Redweek's forums to read all the negative posts .... I would imagine BJ is running from the law.

The first paragraph in your post above is indeed correct .... what a salesperson tells you verbally will not hold up in a court of law .... only what's in the written contract. That's why everybody should read any contract backwards and forwards and in and out before signing on the dotted line .... I do realize that can be difficult due to time restraints, many pages of incomprehensible legalese and being worn down by a salesperson. That's how many developer timeshares are sold .... wearing down a prospective client (buyer).

Kudos to you for realizing that his scheme made no sense .... you did not activate the credit card and closed the account.

BTW, jayjay is a she :o) !!!!