I have just received a recorded letter from Clubseasons.co.uk this morning saying i have just won a £2950.00?

Question

Is this company good or bad or is there somewhere to tell me about this compant, is it a con or for real

I did phone and yes they said all i need to pay was £161 per year and i get 1 weeks free stay at 1 of 6 places in britain and i can sell it on if i wished, what do you think, am 50/50 at present

I did phone and yes they said all i need to pay was £161 per year and i get 1 weeks free stay at 1 of 6 places in britain and i can sell it on if i wished, what do you think, am 50/50 at present, i also get 1 free 1 week in britain or in europe till 2069, the £161 is all in the package, no nasty suprises.

Answer 1

you and everybody else on your street has won. its a con

Answer 2

2950 to 1 the e-mail is a con - Clubseasons.co.uk membership costs exactly 2950, so you may have won a free membership. But then you still have to pay an anual fee off 300+

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Maintenance Fees

As with ownership of any property, there are annual running costs which are based on rates, VAT, insurance, refuse collection, gardening, cleaning, fresh linen, towels, repairs, maintenance and of course an improvement programme to make your holidays even better, year after year. In order to meet these costs, an annual charge is levied which is then used during the year to fund the expenditure.

The management fees for 2006 are as follows:

Studio £311
1 bedroom £322
2 bedroom £342
3 bedroom £361

Because this figure includes VAT and all utility fees, there is nothing to pay on arrival at the resort.

The Seasons Holiday Club Rules state that the annual fees will generally increase by no more than inflation, which provides our members with reassurance that they are not going to be faced with large unjustified increases each year. External telephone calls are listed and charged on departure. You only pay for what you use.

The management of all resorts is undertaken by Seasons Holidays plc, its subsidiary management company or independent third party management contractors.
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I'd think twice before joining anything like this, so read their rules carefully.

Answer 3

keep the letter with u and try to ask the company who's incharge of the public listed companies n try to know if it's registered and see when was the company opened if it's for years then i guess u lucky but dun throw away the letter n make sure u dun give out any passwords ..... gud luck sweety

Answer 4

Did you enter anything? Be cautious - but if they've sent you something by recorded post, that's not the usual scam.

Just be careful; don't give out bank details, credit card details, nor pay for anything, etc.

Answer 5

I think its a con - i had one the other day saying that i won 300,000 and that I need to give my bank deatails to them in order to recieve the payment - as if !!

Answer 6

Don't be so silly!

Nobody just gives random people, 3 grand?! Apart from the lottery but that's different cause you would have ''applied'' for that!!

You silly silly boy.

Answer 7

Anything from a foreign country and involving money lately has been a scam

Answer 8

To could to be true look into it but remember not to give bank details or any thing to personal. If its true they would forward you a chq.

Answer 9

I can't believe some people take the word of these emails/letters. It's all a load of bullshit.

Answer 10

if you look on their website there is a special ''online offer'' of purchasing a clubseason membership for "2950.00''.

Looks like its a ''free'' memebership you have been sent if i was you i would bin it- it won't be free in the long run!

Answer 11

Do not part with any money of your own and certainly do not give your bank details. You have been warned.