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I just wanted to throw two cents out for people considering this. To be perfectly clear, this is not a review of BlueGreen's services because we DID NOT BUY. It is only a review of my experience in the sales pitch. Most people here are talking only about that experience because they had the good judgement to not purchase. We just did their 2 hour pitch in return for buckets of gift cards, so we basically paid nothing for our stay in NH. It wasn't exactly an incredible stay, but much better than a motel or something. For the price, really great. It's a place I wanted to see anyway, so we would've paid more for less otherwise. People seem to have a lot of negative experiences with the sales people at these BlueGreen pitches. While it is clear to me that this is a scam akin to a Ponzi scheme (how could any of this be profitable for Bluegreen unless they prey on the weak, there is no such thing as free lunch) we had a really great time talking to the salespeople. They were very kind locals of Lincoln, NH and my fiance and I enjoyed talking to them, and got a lot of great hike recommendations. NEVER FELT pressured to buy at all. They certainly made it sound too good to be true, and obviously it isn't true, but when we said we really needed to think about it, they were respectful and sent us home with giftcards in-hand. So glad we did not make a decision on the spot. But any issue I might have, I have with BlueGreen, and not the fine salespeople of Lincoln NH. I can't imagine there's too much opportunity in the area, and a job is a job. If you have an opportunity to go, I would recommend you listen to what they have to say. Do not buy anything, just enjoy your mostly-free 1 or 2 star hotel. If your expectations for stays are chronically high, maybe don't. If you can't say no to a salesperson, it might also not be for you. J

Attended a BG presentation in Wis. Dells, WI. Spent 6 hours there, relentlessly but nicely pressured into purchasing “points” which we later found out was just another way of saying “time share” , I suppose we could have just left after the required 2 hours. Another mistake we made was not looking at reviews of this company beforehand, bad mistake, had we done that we would definitely got up and left after the required time commitment to avoid us having to then pay for the 3 night hotel stay, off-site from the resort of course. The sales team never once said “time share” so we were misled, they said we were buying vacation packages using points. 2 days after we purchased the deed we decided to rescind our offer and BG did honor this and refunded our deposit. The staff remained professional during this process and for that I’m grateful.

We signed on April 2. 2023 & on 4/5/23 we decided to cancel after I had a chance to read paperwork & kids did not want the future responsibilities. We did get a full refund on their Bluegreen Credit card. Their customer service representatives were pleasant. Phone calls returned & follow up as well

I was a part of this time share for 15 years. My family always went to Myrtle Beach for two weeks every summer. That's where we ended up being talked into buying this time share. They promised we could use their condos anytime in Myrtle Beach. That never happened. They were always booked at all of the 6 condo properties they own. We ended up finding an amazing quiet property called The Island Vista in Myrtle Beach . All condos up to 4 Bedrooms on the beach. They were nicer than the time share. We stayed there every single summer. 3 pools, 3 hot tubs, lazy river, restaurants. The only two properties that we finally got into were The Fountains in Orlando. The property is beautiful. You will need 2 years to book. All Condos. The other was in Virginia Shenandoah Valley. It's beautiful mountains and woods and a horse farm. We stayed in the newer 3 Bedroom cabins. They were very nice. Full kitchen, laundry, 3 bathrooms, fireplace. A deck with a gas grill. They have Peacocks that come right to your door. I stayed in a 2 bedroom Yurt. That was very nice. It looks like a big tent until you walk in. You have everything you need. Full kitchen, 1 bathroom, living room, and a deck with a grill. This is a low key vacation. They have a big pool complex, indoor pool, miniature golf, lake for fishing with boat rentals, walking paths. I rented a golf cart for the week. The place is huge. They have campgrounds you can use you're own tent. They have a general store and a very good restaurant. We went there 3 times. I loved it. The other was Hershey Park. The condos had 2 bedrooms and bathrooms. Big kitchen, fireplace place, jacuzzi in the master bedroom. They had an indoor pool and outdoor. Small though. There is a train that runs right next to the location. It didn't bother me. The location is across the street from the outlets. There is a small Zoo you can visit. I don't believe in animal captivity but kid's will like it. Close to the park as well. We drove to Gettysburg for the day and we had lots of fun learning everything. That's all I have gone to during these years. I don't think it's worth it. The fee's you have to pay as well. There's no maid service unless you pay. I don't have it anymore. But if you do try those places I mentioned if you can get in.