Bluegreen Vacation Club Forum - Page 6

BocaBum99 · #51 (**permalink**) 08-31-2009, 10:23 AM

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Originally Posted by kenny

brand new here. i really want out and don't know how to sell. own Bluegreen. found a company called pinnacle and ready to try them. anyone have a better idea or a reason not to mess w/ them?

Kenny,

Yes. Pinnacle is legitimate and a good place to sell your Bluegreen points. It costs $39 to list. They charge a hefty commission to sell, but since they are the only authorized reseller for Bluegreen points, people who buy there get the Premier and VIP features. Since I am a referral agent for Pinnacle, I can help you sell it. Let me know via private message your listing ID and I'll do my best to help you out with it.

Jim

kenny · #52 (**permalink**) 09-01-2009, 08:25 AM

Boca,
- what is a listing id?
- how do i go about reaching you w/ privat message?

crwisconsin · #53 (**permalink**) 09-01-2009, 09:45 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by kenny

Boca,
- what is a listing id?
- how do i go about reaching you w/ private message?

Kenny,

When you go to Pinnacle's Web site and search for units for sale, there is an ID number in the upper right of the unit's listing.

To PM anyone in the group, just click on their name and it is a menu option.

Charles

PS Boca is the real deal. I have worked with him on two sales and I have nothing but the best to say about him. He knows BG, he is fair, and he is helpful.

rkprater · #54 (**permalink**) 09-16-2009, 06:36 PM

My wife and I are in Branson, MO and bought the one year sampler package from Bluegreen. We also locked in 18,000 points at $25,000 if we exercise in one year. I have a basic understanding of how the program works and felt the sampler package would give us a chance to take if for a drive before we committed the larger dollars. I would like to know where we go from here and if we should buy from Bluegreen, an authorized resell agent or from the resale market. Prices seem to be all over the map. I am also going to educate myself over the next few months on how the program works. It is my intention of using the program and making the most of it. Any help would be appreciated.

Ron Prater
Nashville, TN

vintner · #55 (**permalink**) 09-16-2009, 06:50 PM

The guy at the top of the page in the strange garb is BocaBum. He is a good contact for buying resale and be able to get the bennies that come with buying at the resort or from the authorized reseller.

Send him a private message (click on his name and find the PM part) and he will answer questions and get you set up as well as you want. If he doesn't answer right away, he has been traveling some and may not get your message right away. In fact, I haven't heard from him in a couple days. He is due to be checking the forum soon I would guess.

crwisconsin · #56 (**permalink**) 09-16-2009, 06:50 PM

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Originally Posted by rkprater

My wife and I are in Branson, MO and bought the one year sampler package from Bluegreen. I am also going to educate myself over the next few months on how the program works. Ron Prater Nashville, TN

Ron,

Buying a sampler to see how the system works is a great idea. Educating yourself on Bluegreen is great. Read the messages in this particular thread and other threads in this forum. Just about every question has been asked and answered many times. (Ignore the thread on what you get for an Owner's Update. I am in a ****ing match with a non-Bluegreen person and I don't think you will learn much. Well, maybe you will.) You might also consider joining the Bluegreen Yahoo Group. That will also give you an education.

In any event, welcome to the Bluegreen family.

Charles

muncher · #57 (**permalink**) 01-09-2010, 10:20 AM

I have decided to give up on the timeshare deal. I only purchased 5K points and cannot make reservations until after the date I need to use my points and now want to sell my points and get out. I am not bitter but am wasting my money on maintenance fees for something I am not using. Any advice on how to best sell, rent or use these points would be greatly appreciated.

crwisconsin · #58 (**permalink**) 01-09-2010, 02:19 PM

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Originally Posted by muncher

Any advice on how to best ... use these points would be greatly appreciated.

I assume you are after high red time and when it falls your points will be saved and you can't use them for high red. One way out of that dilemma is to pay the next year's fees to borrow your points. Then you have extra time to use your points for high red time. Of course, it requires you to pay two year's fees in the first year you do it, but then you simply pay the next year's fees each year to borrow your points and you will always have access to high red time (based on availability of course).

Charles