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[dwippies]

mr.aruba, you need to click on the word 'more' on the original post on the thread. it is a news feed and tells you how to enter to win.

[PSUArch93]

theredfox...you've missed the concept of timeshare ownership. You don't buy a timeshare if you want to use it for three months a year. Timeshare is weekly ownership normally up to three weeks. Anything more than that you should consider buying a permanate residence or consider short term house rental. In response to your coment regarding paying $1,100 in maintenance fees, you don't have to pay that much. You could easily pay far less for a property that is not on the the best beach on the island (Palm Beach) like say Eagle Beach and you could save more by buying at a property that does not maintain the high quality of standards that Marriott does. Everyone has choices. If the Marriott is too rich for your budget stay within your means and check out places such as Costa Linda Beach Resort.

[pgsoder]

Don't want to burst your bubble but that contest was in 2010. I can't find where it has carried over to 2011.
I would not sit through a timeshare presentation if they offered me a $500 restaurant certificate. I know people that have done these presentations and it takes up the better part of a day. No thanks, I'll stay pool or beach side, but that's just me.

[PSUArch93]

Pgsoder...it's clear that you've never attended a timeshare presentation because they don't "take up the better part of the day". They are typically 90 minute presentations. If you stay longer...they got'cha!