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Subject: Re: Anyone hear of Global Interval Consultancy (GIC) Pte Ltd

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timeshare-to-sell

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Date Posted: Mon, Dec 05 2005, 16:03:35
In reply to: Commonguy 's message, "Anyone hear of Global Interval Consultancy (GIC) Pte Ltd" on Wed, Sep 28 2005, 14:16:43

Today, a man named Getty Lai from GIC called me to setup an appointment to meet to buy my timeshare at 120% of what I had paid. He said I will not need to pay any money upfront. I am not sure if I should meet him this Saturday.
Any advise?

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Mr ABC
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Date Posted: Tue, Jan 03 2006, 17:30:59

Just got a call from GIC too regarding the sale of my timeshare.

Got the Awana Vacation Resort for about S$9200 3 years ago and was told that there is no need for the buyer to pay anything at all. The seller will be required to pay for the legal transaction and commission to GIC will also be paid by the buyer. Think the upcoming Chinese or Indonesian nationals are interested in the timeshare.

For those brudders who have sold their timeshares, are there any other 'hidden' costs?

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