Apr 29, 2010
It's Grand Timber. A couple of summer's ago, we took them up on a free weekend with coupons for restaurants. It was a great deal, UNTIL you go to their 'required' marketing meeting for them to try to sell you timeshare. They definitely don't like to accept 'no' for an answer. If a free or cheap deal sounds too good to be true, there probably is a catch. My time was worth a lot more than the freebie experience. They picked the place we stayed for free; what a dump!
Do reporting these numbers do any good?