I took a tour of the boutique hotel Le Reve and they tried to sell me a timeshare package. When they determined I was'not interested for vacation purposes , they switched tactics and offered me an investment package. 4 weeks of timeshare that they would have Tulipmarket resale for me at a profit ( guaranteed according to Salvador Gomez the salesperson) For an investment of $2,500 (Le Reves' fee for 4 weeks of timeshare for a period of 5 years) plus $600.00 for Tulipmarket to resale the weeks they would guarantee me to receive $1,000 per year for the 5 years and if I was satisfied with the arrangement I could renew at the end of the 5 years for a renegotiated fee. They were to split the weeks into two segments each of a 4 day vacation package and a 3 day vacation package so that they could offer lots of people mini vacations because supposedly they had found they could sell something to about 1 of every 3 tours that came in. They would get the benefit of the increased sales and I would make a profit. It sounded plausible and I bit. I registered my weeks with Tulip and after one year had not received anything from them so I called. I had not properly registered my weeks for resale they said so I did it AGAIN. I have recently been trying to call them again. They won't answer my calls. It appears that hotel Le Reve and Tulipmarket are in this scam together. Stay as far from this outfit as possible.
Lê Rêve Hotel & Spa Reviews
I took a tour of the boutique hotel Le Reve and they tried to sell me a timeshare package. When they determined I was'not interested for vacation purposes , they switched tactics and offered me an investment package. 4 weeks of timeshare that they would have Tulipmarket resale for me at a profit ( guaranteed according to Salvador Gomez the salesperson) For an investment of $2,500 (Le Reves' fee for 4 weeks of timeshare for a period of 5 years) plus $600.00 for Tulipmarket to resale the weeks they would guarantee me to receive $1,000 per year for the 5 years and if I was satisfied with the arrangement I could renew at the end of the 5 years for a renegotiated fee. They were to split the weeks into two segments each of a 4 day vacation package and a 3 day vacation package so that they could offer lots of people mini vacations because supposedly they had found they could sell something to about 1 of every 3 tours that came in. They would get the benefit of the increased sales and I would make a profit. It sounded plausible and I bit. I registered my weeks with Tulip and after one year had not received anything from them so I called. I had not properly registered my weeks for resale they said so I did it AGAIN. I have recently been trying to call them again. They won't answer my calls. It appears that hotel Le Reve and Tulipmarket are in this scam together. Stay as far from this outfit as possible.