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chaperon2005 | 18:46 Tue 09th Jan 2007 | Home & Garden
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does anyone know anything about clubseasons.co.uk as I am thinking of taking them up on a pize that I have won.
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Doesn't look good - have a read here:

http://tinyurl.com/y234vb

And to my way of thinking - a prize should not cost you anything
did you enter this competition that you won,or are you another mug,be careful
Its Timeshare - just ignore it or it will come back to haunt you.
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I won it in a competition and am thinking that �252 maintenence fees are not bad for 7 nights for 4 especially if you go uk. Are there any real customers who have been on one of their holidays that can give me feedback.
Thanks Chris
if someone puts their freephone number up we could all call them for free and waste their time . when the t.v. is poor some nights and i get a junk call i do this. calling them would just be sort of pro active cold calling!!!
my wife and mates find it hysterical when i do it. make a list of points,thoughts & questions that are totaly inane so you have some help and don't have to totally 'wing it' when you talk to them.
i'm so sad, eh ?
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still not sure, but hope it is not a scam as never won before. Anyone knowgenuine sites
Here's something to help you make your mind up. As I said earlier - its still Timeshare, and you haven't really a prize because EVERYONE WINS THE PRIZE.
http://www.consumeractiongroup.co.uk/forum/hol iday-companies/37585-clubseasons.html
What the timeshare industry does is to sell of the unused capacity by using the technique you are being sucked into. Having got you captive on the site, they then attempt to sell you a timeshare unit.
However its not all bad news - it is possible to get access to this spare capacity by renting out redundant weeks directly from the resorts. Management of timeshare facilities varies an awful lot but some resorts that are under the control of the owners provide this service to their owners - you can get a week for roughly the price of the weekly maintenance fee. This is one such management company operating in Tenerife (mainly).
http://www.wimpen.com/default.htm
You'd have a make a rental request to them - this is one such company, there are dozens

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