Rgregg
KINGSPORT,#2Consumer Comment
Thu, October 02, 2008
I also received an invite through my email saying I had won a trip. After calling, I got the same feeling...that I was being ripped off. After two years (on and off) of researching this company we decided to go for it. My family and I purchased a discounted week at Summer Bay and of course, had to go to the timeshare presentation. We had to reschedule our trip several times due to my husband's job and each time SBR was extremely accomodating. They always gave us the dates we needed and we hadn't even been there yet! Once we got there, we were so impressed that we bought a timeshare and have enjoyed the Points program ever since. This company is NOT fraudulent in any way. The resort is beautiful and the people are wonderful to work with. I highly recommend going!
Phantomshark
Lake Worth,#3Consumer Comment
Wed, July 30, 2008
I'd just like to say, I keep reading these complaints and such on summer bay and I find it funny. Yes it is a time share solicitation, which you are told up front and yes it runs around 4-500 dollars to purchase, and yes I agree the 90min seminar givin at free lunch or breakfast is a pain in the neck, but, this is our third time purchasing the package from summer bay, and I just have to say we have a great time everytime, the rooms are incredible. and all of the other packages they throw in you recieve with out question. you only have to do 90 min for 5 or 6 different vacations. so for those of you who complain about not getting a refund, what the hell did you purchase it for in the first place, and if you logged into the summerbay website which is http://www.mysummerbay.com for those who claim there is no website, or you can call them anytime with questions. we have only had great times with them, except for the dreaded 90 min sales pitch. next time people, read the contract they will email to you! and no I do not work for them, I own a carpet cleaning company in south florida