Timeshare update
Thanks to the people who commented on my article about timeshare. We’ve decided not to go to Numurkah for the hard-sell session. Leaving the babies with a stranger for 90 minutes is not something we could accept.
We’re not interested in timeshare. When I reflect on the sales pitch, it really isn’t fair to tell someone they’ve won a holiday … but you have to attend a seminar.
Timeshare
Does anyone know much about timeshare? I was surveyed over the phone a few weeks ago and today it came back to grab me.
The Lakeside Country Club at Numurkah, part of the Holiday Concepts group, wants me to attend a 90-minute seminar next weekend, in exchange for which they’ll provide a free family holiday.
I’m pleased to take a free holiday, naturally, but what’s the catch? My internet reading suggests the timeshare thing is a hard sell.
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