How many ethical legitimate businesses need to put
the following statement in writing?
1.
There are no verbal agreements, promises or
guarantees for which I am relying upon to make my decision to purchase.
Everything told to me during the presentation is in writing.
Do you think a business like Velas Vallarta have
their sales associates outright lie during the lengthy sales presentations
by promising benefit programs from outside companies? Read
our experiences for more
detailed information on this. If they do believe they lie, then they might consider having a clause in
their agreements, like the one above to cover themselves so buyer have no
recourse against them or start a lawsuit?
If Velas Vallarta was so interested in telling the
truth and making sure their potential buyers only heard and acted upon the
truth, then they should include a positive clause in their agreements, such
as; Velas Vallarta has been 100% truthful to you. Instead of a negative
clause that makes the buyer solely responsible for making sure everything
promised during the presentation is in fact included in the agreement.
How ethical
is this?
1. They have their sales associates explain in details the
fractional ownership benefits.
2. They put in writing that it is the buyers responsibility to
make sure benefits are included
but the fractional ownership benefits are NOT written in they agreements.
3. But their agreement heading states it is a "Fractional
Ownership Services Agreement".
The truth is, since no fractional ownership benefits are in the agreements,
all Velas Vallarta is
selling to buyers are straight TIMESHARES. What a SCAM!!!!!!
Now do
you think Velas Vallarta is an ethical company? Are Velas resorts a
group of resorts that you want to stay at or do business with? You
need to think strongly about these facts before you make your decision.
