Vacation Giveaways

You would think the amount of unused Hotel rooms in those states would be high during the tourism offseason.

These aren't hotels though, they're a network of resorts.

\You'd have to have a severe lack of willpower to end up caving in and buying something you don't want/need/can't afford.

Heh, yeah on the first sales attempt when the tour guide / sales person realized I wasn't buying she didn't even bother continuing the sales pitch we just spent the 90 minutes goofing off around the resort.

So what is this? A timeshare? And do you get a kickback only if people go or only if people go and buy?

So what is this? A timeshare? And do you get a kickback only if people go or only if people go and buy?

Yes, and I get the kickback just for people showing up to the tour.

Sooooo, Monarch Grand or Interval International?

Neither. There are dozens you know?

What's the normal price range for these seminars?

What's the normal price range for these seminars?

I have no idea what you just tried to ask.

I have no idea what you just tried to ask.

I think she's asking for the actual value of the package (I believe she thinks you have to attend the seminar even if you're a paying customer (which you don't, if that is what you're asking, Jamie))

I think she's asking for the actual value of the package

No idea really, depends on going rates, but it's generally a 2 bedroom suite for 2 or 3 nights so depending on locale and seasonality that'd be 100 to 200 a night for the stay, plus whatever the gift package's worth is.

Ah.

I would have said "DEAL", if they would pay for the flight to states too =(

That's a bit too good to be true.
If they were willing to do that I'd be highly suspicious.

Are you able to bring a guest or is it you by yourself? Might do this over the summer for my gf and myself.

You're able to bring guests. Generally they'll do up to two couples, plus kids. The suites are generally 2 bedrooms with a pull out couch and the 2nd bedroom can be converted into it's own separate suite by locking the adjoining door. Generally has it's own entrance, bathroom and kitchenette.