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] Date Posted: Tue, Apr 19 2005, 15:46:13 In reply to: sggal 's message, "tips to avoid scam" on Wed, Nov 24 2004, 12:48:19 Hi everyone out there! I've read through the injustice everyone has gone thru & indeed, there are high pressurising tactics employed by the ppl. However, we can reap benefits from these on-street surveyors: From insider's info (my cousin is an on-street surveyor), there are scratch cards given out once one has conpleted the survey & is called to go to the office to get his/her free gift. REMEMBER: the timeshare company will always try to stay legal so that no potential victim can catch any loopholes in the contact that they are made to sign. Therefore when they promise a free gift (like a shopping voucher), YOU WILL DEFINATELY GET IT! believe me. If it so happens that you've walked into the company & is persistantly persuaded by their employees to purchase the timeshare, don't look interested but DON'T EVER BE RUDE & start scolding your head off. Maintain a clear mind & don't ever sign a contract on impulse. At the end of the day, you've gained a free voucher & you've helped some poor student surveyor out there to earn some cash too. By protecting yourself, such a trip down may not be so bad after all. Stay vigilant & you've not only helped yourself. [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ] |