John H wrote:
On Tue, 02 Sep 2008 14:22:54 -0400, RPSIII wrote:

John H wrote:
On Sat, 30 Aug 2008 09:29:28 -0400, jim wrote:

John H wrote:
Come visit!

http://tinyurl.com/5fnd9d
Enjoy your camping but don't let them sign you up for a membership. Ask
me about my adventure with the 1000T in Orlando sometime.
Too late, but I've got 7 days to back out. I signed up for the National at
the East Coast price. In talking to other members while there, they seemed
to think I got a pretty good deal.

But, I'm interested in your experience at Orlando.
I personally would never by a timeshare, because by the time you pay
your membership fees, your usage fees, your annual fee you could have
come out ahead, just by paying a regular fee at the campground of your
choice.

But if I did want to buy a timeshare, I would never buy it from the
sales agent, I would buy one from a timeshare owner, trying to unload it
at 10% of the cost of a new one. People will almost give them away,
because they don't want to be stuck with the annual fees.

Here is an example of how low you can get them for.

http://www.rvonline.com/campgrounds/camplocate.html



Thanks for that site. Actually, it makes me feel better for the deal we
got. The problem with comparing older contracts to newer contracts is that
the details are not the same. The newer contracts include "Outdoor World
Resorts" and many more campgrounds.

But, I'm looking and learning. We've got five days left to cancel.

Cancel now!

Do the research over the winter and if you still want to do it they will
take your money in the spring.