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Alisa S.
Timeshare Crusader Lisa Ann Schreier answers the following question in this month's newsletter:
I don’t feel that you answered the reader’s question in last month’s newsletter. Are you seriously saying it's OK for sales people to force somebody against their will?
Want to discuss? Post your comments below.
Tim B.
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Last edited by timb379 on Nov 05, 2012 07:58 PM
Lance C.
For years, I have been writing about my feelings regarding the timeshare industry's marketing and sales practices. Just in case anyone has missed those writings, here is a summary: THEY STINK AND ARE INEFFECTIVE.
I agree that their sales methods stink and are archaic. However, I disagree with the statement that they are ineffective.
If their methods were ineffective, they would stop employing these methods. But many people are still buying via this method.
As much as most of us here hate these sales methods, they are still working and, hence, still being employed.
Tim B.
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Last edited by timb379 on Nov 28, 2012 07:33 PM
