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 Typical Time Share Kiosk by Pat&ZoAnn Now, I'm not going to debate the merits of time share ownership here, I understand some people believe they got a good deal. No, it's the annoying salesmen I have a problem with. Everywher you walk, you are asked "How long are you staying?" "What are you doing today?' etc., etc., etc.
Don't stop walking! You can get away with answering innocuous questions, just don't get into a conversation, and DON'T STOP WALKING! I'm not saying to be rude, but they normally don't chase you down the street if you show no interest in their pitch. Leave a Comment
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As you wander the streets of Puerto Vallarta, you will be inundated with dozens of seemingly altruistic offers of help - 99.9% of them are from Time Share touts. If you are willing to put up with the hard sell, then be my guest - hell you might even get something out of it, but personally, it wasn't for me.
Just stick your flattened palm up and say "No gracias". Alternatively, buy a t-shirt or baseball cap with something like, "Leave me alone, I'm bankrupt" or "I already own a condo here, OK?" printed on it! Leave a Comment
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 Nice guy right? Want a timeshare by the way?? by jamiesno There are a lot of people trying to sell you timeshares downtown Peurto Vallarta. I have called it a trap because they invite you on a half day to a day tour of these exotic resorts, with free transport and give you a great meal but it really is a complex day of trying to understand the rules and regulations of this sales pitch!!
Take advantage of the free food and drink but if your short on time already on your holiday you might not want to take them up on their offer! Leave a Comment
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I need to say YES to timeshare presentations. But you gotta know how to take full advantage of them. I am basing my next vacation to Puerto Vallarta because of information I just got in Playa Del Carmen. There is a system to this. Get familiar with it. We travel all over free...
OK, first, Mexico allows every tourist opportunity to eat free, get free stuff, and most of all pay for your vacation through these presentations every 12 months. Understand, that you can bargain for what you want. If time is really that precious to you, ask for big bucks. in PVR right now they are paying up to $200 CASH US money. Seriously, in PDC (I just got home today) they were paying $180 each time). Do one for 8am and AUCE breakfast, then another at lunch for another big money. Get one guy for the whole week. They get $50 ave to take you each time. Tell him you are here to make money for each of you. They love that. Then go, make small talk, eat, take the tour, and when they start talking money, say you are adding an addition to your house and havent got the extra money right now, or are getting ready to sell your business or retire within one year and are just beginning to check out the programs. Or simply say "No, I dont like the property (too big, not the right activities)" and get up. Your contract says 90 minutes (from the time the salesman gets you), so eat quickly. We made $810 this week in PDC (which was $140 profit after paying the trip). Play their game. Oh, dont tell them you have ever been to a presentation before.
I look at it this way, what else do I have to do at 8 in the morning? Where else can I go "to work" at 8am and get off at about 2pm, have two meals (usually buffets) and have nearly $400 in my pocket, and the rest of the day to spend on the beach? But if you think these are not for you, then do the following: do not pay any attention to the hawkers. If you make eye contact, just say No thanks and continue walking. I spent this last week with our new contact, and he explained his job VERY well. I stood by him and watched and listened to him telling me what they look for. They are looking for the "white" people (they have just arrived and might want to take some tours - and get talked into the timeshares). Subjects must be American, Canadian, or English only. They must be between 30-70 years old, a couple, and seemingly with money. They also look for people wearing bracelets from other resorts, because these people are accustomed to paying big bucks. Use this info to your advantage. MOST OF ALL, YOU MUST BE WILLING TO SAY "NO THANK YOU" and stick to it. And, last, GET IT IN WRITING, whatever you want (ask for it!)
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by LeoM Vendors try and entice you to buy Timeshare... They wheel and deal....avoid them at all cost...
Tell them...no thanks...
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Time share people are everywhere ready to suck you in....they will act as if they are your best friend!
The best way to get out of it is to say No thanks, and keep walking!! dont stop, because then that gives them the oppurtunity to talk to you ( they often tell you they will give you free stuff and Money to go listen to what they have to say.)...." it will only take an hour" they say....but then it turns out you were there for the whole day...not worth wasting a day of your vacation on!!! ...even for the money!. Leave a Comment
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 Breakfast by the beach at Nuevo Vallarta by Windows2Heaven NEVER Succumb to the Time-share vultures. They can promise you free tours and meals, but ultimately, it will be a waste of your precious time. They pop up at restaurants while you're having your meal. They have a neat little desk in one corner --- looking like maybe they're the manager of the establishment. They start a "friendly" conversation, and then swiftly move on to their "high-pitch" sales, which can cause you to have indigestion.
Unless you're shopping for a time-share to sink your money in, go to these presentations with a very strong will to say "NO THANK YOU," and run as fast as you can with your FREEBIES. Leave a Comment
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the time-share vendors downtown are extremely aggressive, with come-ons such as jeep rental for extra days free, "bargain tours," free breakfasts at various resorts, etc. proceed at your own risk financially. Leave a Comment
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Time Share sales!! You get approached at places like the grocery store and Alamo car rental for example! Man they are all over. Also on the main street at the Malecon or Boardwalk each store or establishment you walk past has a person outside to stop you and get you to come in. This got very annoying and was a Big negative experience. Leave a Comment
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Look gays im a time share promoter (OPC) here in puerto vallarta you might say "jesus time share here' but come on is not as bad as u think the smart people in other couple of comments knw how to play the game it is true i get 400dls each time i take someone to see my place or any other resort i send people everywhere but i give 250dls for the people who goes 90 mins with free breakfast for listen somebody who try to sell u something dont sound too bad to me any way people waste more time in something else without getting anything out right i really dont care if they buy something cause the comission out of that is very low and i dont want people to buy something they dont like just be SMART after your 90 mins stand up an leave you got something good out of this and knew a nice place and something else mexicans and people from cruise ships qualify too for many resorts PD Gays and lesbians qualify as a regular couple
I heard that the people have bad time with people talking to you on the street well is the way people make their living here so if you dont want nobody to talk to you neither people friendly better go to europe nobody talks to you or try to help you there an you pay around triple so!
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