Timeshare Fees Up 17.5% Last Year ARDA Says
Quick: what is the most exciting news someone could deliver to you? “You’ve won the lottery!” “Here’s a surprise bonus!” “You’re inheriting a windfall!” We’ll admit,…
Justice Denied at Hilton
"Justice delayed is justice denied,” is a legal saying that pre-dates Biblical times. It also explains a lot of interactions with Hilton Grand Vacations. We found a prime example…
Conned Four Times by Capital Vacations
Good news for our millionaire readers! After eight years and $2 billion in renovations, the storied Waldorf Astoria in New York City is finally open to the public again. And…
Everything Hilton Told Them Was Not True
Breathtaking. Simply breathtaking. That’s the only we can describe the most blatant disregard for the American Resort Developers Association (ARDA) Code of Ethics by Hilton Grand Vacations we’ve come across in the hundreds…
Capital Vacations Investment is Nothing but a Burden
Billionaire Warren Buffet advises, “Price is what you pay. Value is what you get.” Value is what Buffett focuses on when deciding to invest. Read through the hundreds of complaints…
“This is Fraud” at Hilton Grand Vacations
So why do you suppose timeshare companies always rush new owners through the signing of sales documents at the end of a lengthy sales pitch. Could it be so the owners…
“Capital Vacations is Driven Solely by Greed”
No doubt about it. Once you make the decision to buy a timeshare, negotiating the purchase can be hard work. There’s the super long sales pitch. The haggling over…
Boiling Mad at Capital Vacations
We recently heard about something called boiling frog syndrome. Yup – sounds awful. And it is. Just like if you throw a frog into a pot of boiling water…
“Betrayed and Disillusioned” by Hilton
“Membership has its privileges.” That’s the motivating force behind every business built on membership fees – from country clubs to wholesale warehouse stores, even American Express! Well, every…
Five Lies from Capital Vacations
Google “hypocrisy.” hy•po•cri•sy noun: the practice of claiming to have moral standards or beliefs to which one’s own behavior does not conform; pretense. That’s from the publishers of the Oxford English…