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  • Report:  #502532

Complaint Review: FIVE STAR ASSOCIATES INC

FIVE STAR ASSOCIATES, INC After death cancellation fee Diamondhead, Mississippi

  • Reported By:
    sharon — Palmetto Illinois USA
  • Submitted:
    Thu, October 01, 2009
  • Updated:
    Thu, October 01, 2009
  • FIVE STAR ASSOCIATES, INC
    PO Box 6367
    Diamondhead, Mississippi
    United States of America
  • Phone:
    8003698198
  • Category:

After my father's recent death, I was contacted by Five Star Associates and informed that I had "inherited" his membership to the RV Resort Camping company. Apparently he signed the membership agreement with his now deceased wife back in 1994.   This is a company that owns or handles RV camping resorts and allows members access to them (I assume) and gives preferential booking treatment of some sort.  Whatever.  I have no interest in it whatsoever, and have signed nothing.

I was told that if I wanted to terminate the "membership", I would have to pay $1485 plus back-owed membership dues ($299).  According to them, this is a "three-generational" membership which automatically carries on to the next generation after the initial member dies.  I know that my father would never have signed anything like this had it been made clear to him. 

This whole thing sounds like a huge scam to me, and apparently, having looked it up on the Net,  I am not the only one who has been caught up in it.

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Flynrider

Phoeix,
Arizona,
U.S.A.

That's hilarious!

#2Consumer Comment

Thu, October 01, 2009

"According to them, this is a "three-generational" membership which automatically carries on to the next generation after the initial member dies. "

   Unbelievable!   So according to them one person can sign a contract that puts the next two generations of their offspring in debt?   That's rich.   So, it looks like they're trying to convince you that you "inherited" a liability of $1784?  Wow.  Lucky for you.

   The sad part about this is that there are probably people out there that would actually fall for this cockamamie scheme.

 

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