64-Paradise Canyon Vacation Scam

- they are a time share

22nd of Oct, 2011 by samantha_fox19

64-Paradise Canyon Vacation Scam

- they are a time share

Mikesly
Senior Member

Joined: Nov 2007
Location: Coniston Nr Hull Now Lethbridge Alberda!!
Posts: 225

Mike and I owned a timeshare in UK - and we did a swap to paradise
canyon 9 years ago for our very first visit to canada. so yes they
are (or at least they were) a timeshare company. People buy the
houses down there then let the "club" rent them out as holiday
homes. Plus alot of the houses which are actually in the "canyon"
bottom are sinking - beware. Lesley

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Paradise Canyon vacation Scam

- it's a time share

MuftiMixandma...
Vancouver...
Posts:7,586

12 April 2011, 1:03

I guess it's a time share, so the proof would be in how
convenient they would make sharing a place on the dates
that you want. A quick google search of "PCV Reviews"
showed the following. Perhaps you can find more results.
If their head office is in Lethbridge here's the BBB
rating for the company:

bbb.org/calgary/business-reviews/travel-club…

Here's a slightly different one:

bbb.org/saskatchewan/business-reviews/resort…

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Paradise Canyon Vacation Scam

- We all know its timeshare

stevef955
lethbridge
posts: 4

Question: If Paradise Canyon Vacation is not a
Time Share , then why are you locked into payments
of $50 a month for the next 20 years. That"s right
you are locked into 20 years at $500 a year, that"s
like buying a family home. Membership is $10,000
to $15,000, and you have to pay for your vacations
on top of that. How long would it take to get back
the $10,000 in savings. A $3,000 vacation actually
will cost you $13,000, and are you going to vacation
every single year for the next 20 years. If this is
such a good deal why isn't Tiger Woods wife, a member
and the spokes person, she takes 2-4 vacations a month.
We don't see her giving Paradise Canyon Vacations $10,000
to travel

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