Something you should know before you go!

While you're enjoying your vacation, you will more than likely be approached by at least one salesperson from the many time-share companies at your destination.

Airport passenger arrival areas and exit corridors are exceptionally high centers for time-share activity, as are hotels and resorts.
Time-share salespeople at airport exit corridors pose themselves as passenger assistance/information center representatives.

Here are a few suggestions:

• 1) Say, “No thank you.” Say it again if you have no interest.
• 2) If you do attend the presentation, be sure that you get the free gift offered before you attend.
• 3) Consider if you really want to make a financial decision while you’re on your vacation. You may want to wait until you return home. Give yourself time to think about it.
• 4) If you feel that buying a time-share makes sense, you may want to look into buying one from the many re-sale units that are on the market. You will find thousands of units only a few years old selling at discounted prices.
• 5) Upon your return home, check with the Better Business Bureau on what you should know about purchasing a time-share.