Point To Point Destinations
2.2 877 Hamilton St, Vancouver, BC, V6B 2R7
Listed In: Family Resorts
By queenfair on March 22, 2011 Verified by Email
I bought timeshare from these people in 2007 and they have the most rude, irresponsible customer service. Its worthless to buy timeshare especially from p2p. They charge ridiculous amount as maintenance fees. This year they never send an invoice for the fees but has blocked my point allocation even though I have paid for the timeshare of 25k for 50,000 shares a year. I have paid RCI maintenance up till 2013 and I cannot access my account. When I called RCI, they told me to call P2P with a phone # as 604 646 0099 but was told its not in service. I tried to get their contact no. online which is 604 646 0090 and its not in service either. I have no way of contacting them to pay my maintenance fee for this yr and cannot access my account either. Its been difficult to deal with them in the past and the present. I never had this problem with RCI but P2P. They never return calls even if you leave them a message.
Does anyone know their current number? This is frustrating and its driving me crazy!!
These people shouldnt be in business.
By ipasca on December 15, 2010 Verified by Email
Tried to phone all day to ask clarifications about the merging
of point to point with Vacation Internationale, unsuccessfully.
How can I vote tomorrow at the meeting if I cannot get any info.
Will it be a scam again?
Can I get rid now of this timeshare before I sign other binding documents??
Please, could someone help give me a piece of advise
By Point To Point Destinations
Hi, We also tried phoning with no results. We gave up and still don't know how the vote went! We would rather just be bought out instead of signing with another company! If you have any luck getting through can you please email the info you get! Thanks, hiya145@hotmail.com
By geovan on October 30, 2010 Verified by Email
Avoid dealing with them. The only thing on their mind is to sell timeshares to you, but practically you can't book vacation where you want and and when you want, only what is available, which is not much. you will need to pay additional fees to use "all inclusive resorts" on top all other payments you agreed upon. Unfortunately they don't tell you all the facts but try to impress and push, push, push to seell. when you try to hold them accountable, they even avoid BBB contacts pretending that everything is clean and in order. Don't trust them. We did - now we are in this loop - can't make any use of these timesgares and get Point to Point Destinations be responsible for their false advertising. Remember you have 7 days to cancel the contract - DO it If you can. you can require to cancel it within a year in British Columbia - need more paperwork but this is in a consumer law- DO IT - don't wait
By Carpenter19 on February 26, 2010 Verified by Email
Buying a timeshare is not worth it. Don't fall for the sales pitch. They fill your head up so fast with info and are so skilled at telling you what you want to here, but most of it is crap. Membership fees are horrible. They had us talking about the RCI membership which is paid yearly $180, and talked around their own point to point membership fees which are $419 per year. (by the way that went up this year). That membership fee invoice was a complete surprise to us. They talk about the hotel costs over a certain period of time, but joining with them won't make things better for you. It'll add to your costs. You still need to spend money on hotels that are in cities that Point to Point or RCI don't offer theirs. I know cause I have stayed at other hotels this year. Don't be drawn in with point sales. Yeah there are cheap resorts for minimal points you have to redeem but most of them are for times they set and don't work for us.
All in all, I totally regret buying a timeshare. I can't stress this enough, DoNt do it...
If you want to chat further, pls email me at hiya145@hotmail.com
By Point To Point Destinations
Point-to-Point is an absolute scam. I was also duped into buying a Point-to-Point timeshare for $12K CAD about 3 years ago and have yet to use for one reason or another. I enquired about how to sell it and was told that I am the owner of it for the next 80 years and must pay the annual maintenance fees of $371CAD, that seem to go up 10% each year. I am on my own to sell it. I asked them if they knew of a company that would assist on a commission basis and they said no I am on my own. I have already spent $3k on web based advertising in the past year with absolutely no results. Does anyone know how to get out of this mess? I have already written a letter to W5 and the 5th Estate news channels in an effort to expose P2P as scam artists. They get you in and then don't assist you to get out......doesn't make sense. If I buy a house through a realtor then I know that I can sell the same house through a realtor. Why doesn't P2P offer this same service? signed Frustrated
By Point To Point Destinations
If you have a real complaint you should take it to the BBB because thats the only way to hold them accountable as a consumer, they will address your concern if you complain, because they care about thier BBB rating. Here is the link for making a BBB complaint. https://odr.bbb.org/odrweb/public/getstarted.aspx
By rodhoptoit on February 16, 2010 Verified by Email
point to point destinations are ok but,when you need to get hold of someone, anybody at head office the return phone call never comes, i've left several messages , even at diffrent departments, i still havn't heard from them. but when they need thier outrages fees every year, they seem to be available. except for this year , i am and still am trying to get info whether they rec'd my funds, i don't want to pay late fees or cut off from trying to use them. they want you to always promote thier company to other people and they will compensate you, but how can i bring family and friends to an organisation if they are this bruttle with the service. any body want to take this off my hands, i'll sell it for half price
By Chamoisee Scale-insect on February 11, 2010 Verified by Guest
"The first time we ever used RCI, we were extremely nervous. Worried that the 1 vacation we wait desperately for all year would maybe be ruined. Well, let me tell you we were soooo pleasantly surprised! The RCI booking was effortless, and a pleasure. As far as the accommodations...they were incredible. Our mouths dropped open in disbelief when we saw the resort and the room! Thought someone made a mistake on our unit, and we weren't telling. There was no mistake as we found out year after year. I don't know how anyone could stay in a regular hotel room ever again...We won't."
By dave12345 on February 10, 2010 Verified by Email
I just take vacation, I found cigarettes butt in my resort...Yes, I call the front desk, they come after 4 hrs...by that time I keep asking, even I come to the front desk....
This simmilar nightmare are happen everytime I went using my RCI point I bought from PTP Destination...
Worse, everytime I want to book travel...always no luck... THEY ARE SCAM
By Point To Point Destinations
What resort were you at and when did you stay there?You wrote the same thing on another blog...without giving ANY details. I've never had anything but amazing service. The resorts are spectacular. I own the program. I use the program. So I find it very hard to believe you, especialy since you posted the same thing on multiple websites and you refuse to provide the details of which resort you were at and when you stayed there...
By Point To Point Destinations
My experience is the opposite of what this reviewer has written. The places we have stayed are very high quality and in the best locations.
By Point To Point Destinations
All the resorts I've stayed at are world class. I booked my last trip to Mexico with three days notice. Point to Point staff were so helpful, they did everything for me at thier office downtown-it was super easy, they get a ten out of ten for service. And the resort was spectacular.
By Point To Point Destinations
all the resorts are great, but think about it folks , the fees they all charge are a joke .yearly fees with P.T.P. are now $391.16, RCI yearly fees are $100.00 per year, booking fees(dependind how long a stay) average $50.00 per week stay. when at an all inclusive you pay those fees too (usually between $100.00 to $500.00 per day ,yes per day per adult person depends on star rating of resort, that covers all your drinks and food .)Oh yah the flight to get there $500.00 to $1000.00. Look in the papers, you can get a Flight,resort including the all inclusive again depending on the star rating of the resort, anywhere from $600.00 to $1800.00, add it up folks is ANY time share worth it?
By Point To Point Destinations
I agree you can find some great all-inclusive deals out there, especially in this resession combined with H1N1, Mexico is very cheap right now-its a once in a generation combonation. Who knows about the future though... So grab those deals. If I see an amazing deal in the paper I might grab it, but then you find out about taxes on top of the advertized rates. The timeshare is not always best for every vacation. I use it every year though for family vacations where I want more space for my family and luxury. Or if I'm going local or to Hawaii, Disney or Europe the timeshare is far better.
By Fuchsia Krill on December 29, 2009 Verified by Guest
I have come to know several timeshare companies in the past and I can testify that these guys are reputable. If you are skeptical just check with the BBB where they are highly rated. But yes it is a timeshare, you have to know how to "work it" so many people that don't figure out the steps and the process get easily frustrated and pissed off. Like everything else in life, it just takes some work.
By Juggler on July 31, 2009 Verified by Email
I'd like to share my experiences with PTP Destinations. I own another timeshare as well, I own with PTP Destinations and IntraWest. I use Intrawest for my skiing vacations and PTP Destinations for everywhere else. Last March we went to the Dominican Republic and stayed at the LifeStyle Crown Villas. AMAZING!!! From the moment we arrived at the resort our needs were constantly attended to. The resort sponsors a VIP welcome party on the grounds with a variety of fabulous entertainment and music for dancing, along with a nice buffet and fireworks. Lights illuminate the ocean, and you can see the waves rolling in as you sit at your table! This evening is not to be missed. Anything we wanted was given to us. We loved our villa and private pool. We loved the VIP area on the beach. Daily we remarked how incredible the vacation was...the beds, the drinks, the people...everything.
Andrea, our RCI conceirge, was an added bonus. She came every morning and filled us in on the day's activities. If we needed anything she had it for us in a matter of minutes.
The activities crew, (Crazy, crazy, Manny, etc.) were rays of sunshine. Their energy was infectious! They made sure that everyone was having a good time. By the end of the week even the shy guests that we brought with us were joining in on the fun. Make sure you experience the activities that the resort sponsors. During the evenings they plan fun family entertainment. We really enjoyed the barbecue on Wed. and the entertainment that followed.
Best attractions or restaurants nearby
The VIP Gourmet restaurant was our favorite, but we did try out most of the other restaurants as well. All of them were fun to try and had delicious food.
Our girls went to Ocean World and thought it was fun.
We went to the casino and enjoyed the free shows and did a little gambling. The casino is top notch.
Out of all the Point to Point Destinations vacations I've taken, and I've been to many places, this was the most fun, and the most memorable. The facilities were spotless (i.e. the Casablanca outdoor restaurant, the public bathrooms at the VIP beach). The people were genuine and so friendly. By the end of the week we considered all of them friends! I can't wait to go back. But actually we are going to Italy next year--can't wait for that too!
By sciencemi on July 24, 2009 Verified by Email
We've been to Los Cabos, Hawaii, Whistler, Shuswap Lake and on our most recent holiday, we went to SanFran and it was amazing, the hotel WOW....I mean LOCATION LOCATION LOCATION. It is one block from the hustle and bustle of union square so you don't get quite as much noise but the location cannot be beat!
Go to Max's for breakfast if you like a heartier fare than continental. Its just down on the corner. Tads is also a great place to get a cheap bite to eat.
I was stunned at how big this room was when I walked in. Having been to SF many times you realize that space is at a premium and most hotel rooms are little shoe boxes. This room was well appointed and had plenty of room for 4 adults. The bathroom was large with plenty of counter space.
The staff was extremely friendly and helpful which made our trip a total delight.
The rooftop lounge was a great place to go to just sit outside and relax with a cup of tea.
I've owned for 3 year with Point To Point Destinations and I couldn't be happier. I go into thier office sometimes just to share my experiences, great company, great people.
By Cherry Manta-Ray on July 22, 2009 Verified by Guest
i went to attend a presentation and the sales people decided before telling me the price of the package that i wont be able to buy it, they wanted to commit such a big right there and tehn, she was saying if you cant buy it today its a shame, i would like to ask the lady does she buys things worth 15-30 thousand dollars without thinking for a moment
and the gift they gave its soooo great. they said buy 1 cruise and get the other free, the cost of the the first cruise what they offer is so high that if i buy it dirctly from the cruise company, its priced at 50% so why should i buy at twic from them just to get a second one free.
so beware of these free gifts
By Point To Point Destinations
Thank you for the valuable feedback and we certainly appreciate that potential members do wish to think about their purchase. In fact every prospect is more than welcome to do so and there is no requirement to buy from Point to Point Destinations when one attends a presentation. Although everybody’s motivation for buying is different, the timeshare industry in general, and Point to Point Destinations in particular, is for many people a means of securing high quality vacations for what on average would be the same money vacationers would spend on 5 to 10 years of rental vacations. The difference is that once someone becomes a member of Point to Point Destinations, they own the membership in perpetuity rather than having to continue to spend ever-increasing amounts every 5 to 10 years on rentals. If it was suggested to you that you were not going to acquire a membership today it may have been in response to you saying something like “no matter what happens today we are not buying” which is fine. That would also ensure you were not asked to become a member unless at the end of the presentation you enquired about buying because you became interested in spite of the statement referenced in the previous sentence – effectively allowing you to inquire about buying after making a non-buying opening statement. It could also have been an expression of disappointment that you would not be getting a membership after the presentation given to you because thousands of people over the years who maybe should have looked at buying did not and likely would have benefited had they done so. Everyone who buys is asked for their top 5 reasons for becoming a member with Point to Point Destinations and the number one reason given is that “it forces us to take a family vacation”. After years of seeing people say no when they probably would have enjoyed better vacations, combined with receiving letters and cards from members on vacation saying “thanks, we would not have been here without Point to Point Destinations”, consultants are frequently disappointed when someone says no! We also recognize that few if any prospects arrive at our presentation centers with the intention of becoming a member – many in fact state just the opposite and emphasize that they are simply here for the gift we offer in return for their time. Regardless of a prospect’s motivation, Point to Point Destinations is pleased to act as host for what feedback tells us is an informative and enjoyable one-on-one seminar exploring vacations and determining whether or not it makes sense for prospects to become members of Point to Point Destinations. In return for the time a prospect spends at one of our presentation centers, we do offer a wide array of gifts and we are very proud of the level of positive feedback that we have received over the years from prospects whether they did or did not choose to become Point to Point Destinations members. I am sorry to hear that you did not find the 2 for 1 cruise certificate to be of value to you although with the economic situation in 2009 there have been some extraordinary cruise buys. However we still receive feedback from members and non-purchasers alike who have received substantial savings using the certificate. We never issue a cruise certificate as the only gift, so it must be assumed that the other gift you received was thoroughly enjoyed whether it was tickets to a Vancouver Canucks NHL game (Canucks have sold out more than 250 consecutive games and the tickets are very valuable), a prepaid gift card, a Vancouver Harbour cruise for 2, a digital camera, trip certificates, movie passes for a family or one of many other extremely popular gifts that we offer both in Alberta and BC. As a side note, it is our practice to not withhold a gift from any qualified prospect that completed a presentation seminar, whether they became a member or not.
By Point To Point Destinations
I find your coments about the criuse offers because of the economy unfare, when i purchased p.t.p. 6 years ago it was the same and still is. you can find better deals in the local papers whether it was 6 years ago or now. your fees for everthing is the breakig point between a good deal and a great deal, same goes for the resort stays abroad. Your "homefronts" are full of restrictions and availability. yes i know all the "ins and outs" on how to use the system, but in the end ,i would have been better off saving my $15000.00 investing it wisely and taken all the vacations i want NO FEES included. now, try selling this timeshare to someone eles, it's posible, but I have a concience.
By Point To Point Destinations
i agree for this comment ,a PTP is really a big legal scam ,i deal with them may 2010 and really a very very big mistake for my whole life,please if you deal with them on the phone give them a big NO or hung up the phone they deserved for that, dont accept any offer and dont go or listin to them even single minute they are working for the money and they deserve to go to hell.....
By Umber Fruit-Bat on May 7, 2009 Verified by Guest
I would definately NOT recommend this group. Extremely difficult to book a vacation. E-mails try to sell you vacations instead of promoting what you already paid for (The time share). Sales pitch promises the world and delivers nothing (We have had it for 4 years and have yet to book and use anything).
I think I would walk away from what I already paid if I knew the wouldn't try to stick it to me.
Biggest regret so far!!!
By Point To Point Destinations
Hi There, I also made the mistake of buying a timeshare from Point to Point in Vancouver and I am very disapointed with it as well. It has turned out to be nothing that they claimed it would be. I have joined a group of others that are curently suing them and I would like to help you to get your money back. Please email me anytime and I will give you the information. timesharereturn@gmail.com
By Point To Point Destinations
One group who understands computers and the net---maybe Point to Point's competitors---maybe some people who want money---anyway they are using thier computer skills---to futher some agenda by writing negative reviews all over the place. The negative reveiws though are simply not real.
By Point To Point Destinations
Lets look at what really going on with these attacks: Reputation Attack can be performed by a technique called “Google Bombing”. Organic listings find their way to the top of Google's search listing and the company is able to maintain that position. However, if you look at any Google SERP (Search Engine Result Page) you will also notice a couple of links right the very top with a slightly differently colored background -- these are paid listings (apart from the ones you see on your right). These listings cost money and companies usually spend to have their listed there for the appropriate keyword typed. The hackers utilize this opportunity by having a link placed there which would be a site that has all sorts of information targeted to ruin the company’s reputation. For instance, if the hackers want to ruin the reputation of goodrepco.com, they would put up a link like ihategoodrepco.com and then flood it with contemptuous content. Google Also uses a “Page Rank” System to ascertain a site’s popularity and simultaneously tends to penalize a site for excessive and aimless link feeding into the site. Hackers just insert links into legitimate sites and populate these sites by adding these links for no reason and make Google penalize these sites, thereby ruining the site’s popularity, name and reputation.
By Point To Point Destinations
Point to Point appreciates the feedback and indeed there are two types of emails that a member typically receives regarding trips. The first is from Point to Point Destinations informing all members of the member cruises that have occurred, at the request of members, on an annual basis. These cruises are offered in addition to the members’ annual allotment of points and are a fun experience for any who choose to come along. Previous cruises have been to Mexico and Alaska with the Caribbean next in line and members can either join in via the special pricing Point to Point Destinations arranges or through participation in referral programs. In addition, members may receive notices from RCI about upcoming availability via Extra Vacations, another way for members to get more vacation time in addition to their annual points allotment. Point to Point Destinations’ Member Services team offers Vacations Made Easy (VME) seminars, either in groups or individually, to all members to teach them how to use their points to arrange vacations. These seminars are conducted in our Vancouver and Calgary offices as well as online over the internet. With thousands of your fellow members using their points globally as we speak, there is certainly no reason why you should not be able to start using your points for a vacation. I would highly recommend that you connect with Point to Point Destinations Member Services to arrange a VME for you and your family so you can start vacationing straight away. Contact ms@ptpdestinations.com
By cyoung3 on December 21, 2008 Verified by Email
Terrible experience. The salesperson was so fake and very high pressure! They tell you not to make the wrong decision in the beginning, then at the end they try to make you think that you 'need' this time share.
After reading some reviews, it really isn't a great idea to go with this company.
The 'free' trip to Vegas - not so 'free'. I have done other time shares, and it really only cost the admin fees, but pointo to point charges much more money!
Final impression: SCAM, don't do it, be strong!
By Point To Point Destinations
CYOUNG3 you coundn't be more wrong!!! I own with PTP Destinations and with another company. I also have several friends who own in various other places. PTP Destinations has some of the lowest maintanance fees in the entire industry. Also we the members directly control them as a non-profit strata. Its all stipulated under the B.C. real estate act. Your review is uninformed and totally off base. It seems like you are pushing an agenda. You said you own "some other timeshares", really where do you own???
By Point To Point Destinations
Point to Point Destinations is proud to boast that thousands of your fellow prospects did indeed choose to become members at point of presentation and the overwhelming majority of them are enjoying great vacations, including many who have chosen to respond to any negative comments. I am sorry to see you did not find value in our Las Vegas certificate – in 2009 there have been some great deals offered for regular travel and if you were able to beat the +/- $330 total fees cost of our certificate for a Vegas trip for two you did well. It should be pointed out that Point to Point Destinations does not charge anything for the certificates, we give them to you for free and the fees are paid to the company that fulfills their usage. It should also be noted that we have offered what we are told are fabulous gifts in return for an opportunity to meet with prospective members over the years - tickets to a Vancouver Canucks NHL game (Canucks have sold out more than 250 consecutive games and the tickets are very valuable), a prepaid gift credit card, a Vancouver Harbour cruise for 2, a digital camera, trip certificates, movie passes for a family or one of many other extremely popular gifts that we offer both in Alberta and BC. We are definitely not a scam, are very proud of both our gifts and our product, and will continue to offer a cost-effective way for people to enjoy great vacations. Should you have chosen to take advantage of it we would likely be helping you out as we speak but like all our prospects, you are able to make your own choice and still receive your gift every time.
By Charcoal Flamingo on September 30, 2008 Verified by Guest
We paid $15000 in 2007 for 30,000 points and were given a bunch of bonus points. I have tried to book holidays and there is never any availablility. To date we have not even seen a timeshare. As far as the last minute call and any given day you can check all places and there is nothing available - how can that be? I'm still paying this money off to remind me every month what a mistake I made. You can get better deals on the internet.
By Point To Point Destinations
Hi There, I also made the mistake of buying a timeshare from Point to Point in Vancouver and I am very disapointed with it as well. It has turned out to be nothing that they claimed it would be. I have joined a group of others that are curently suing them and I would like to help you to get your money back. Please email me anytime and I will give you the information. timesharereturn@gmail.com
By Point To Point Destinations
What! There is so last minute availibilty and lots of it! I'm logged in right now and for Mexico there are 132 places available for tomorrow morning if you want to go. 28 Available for the Carabbean for tomorrow morning.....and its always like that!!!!!!
By Point To Point Destinations
YOU should know: What this review said is NOT TRUE. I am an owner with point to point and there is always last minute availibility---there are about 400+ locations worldwide available right now on last minute.
By Point To Point Destinations
YOU should know: What this review said is NOT TRUE. I am an owner with point to point and there is always last minute availibility---there are about 400+ locations worldwide available right now on last minute.
By Point To Point Destinations
I concur that last minute stuff is always there--there are hundreds of places available right now, yes I just check too.
By Point To Point Destinations
Sorry to hear of your difficulty finding availability. I agree with the posts about plentiful availability on last minute vacations using points but it should be tempered with a bit of common sense – the higher the season, the lesser the last minute availability which only makes sense. We continually receive feedback from members who enjoy short-notice vacations to superb resorts world-wide. If you are continuing to experience difficulty, please contact Point to Point Destinations Member Services ms@ptpdestinations.com so they may arrange a Vacations Made Easy seminar for you and teach you how best to use your points.
By Point To Point Destinations
Yep everytime I look there's always lots of last minute stuff available.
By timeshare on June 26, 2008 Verified by Email
I bought timeshare in Vancouver, BC from Point To Point Destinations (PTP Destinations, West Coast Timeshare) in 2007.
It was too good to be true. I am awakened and very disappointed.
I asked Point To Point Destinations (PTP Destinations, West Coast Timeshare) for our money back or to at least to make me an offer to buy back my package. They refused and we had to sue them.
I should not say everything what I think and what I feel publically as it would be a too strong opinion and may offensive, so I better stick to the facts. You can check them out and you can form your own opinion.
I tried to be as objective as possible with as less emotions as possible and I described facts on this web site:
www.TimeshareRevealed.com
By Point To Point Destinations
Hi, unfortunately my post with calculations was stripped of spaces, empty lines and paragraphs making it very hard to read now. I suppose that was a bug? Silver, who is Erin you are referring to?
By Point To Point Destinations
not really - it's a bug. but don't worry. erin is going to shake up the place.
By Point To Point Destinations
Targeted computer attack. The above negative reviews were expertly written in order to bump up thier relevance in a GOOGLE search. They repeat the full name of the company over and over so this site will seem more relevant and it will come up higher when you GOOGLE Point to Point Destinations, so you'll read thier negative reviews first. They seem to have done this on many other blogs and websites as well. So all the pages they want will appear on the first page of a GOOGLE search. Those people have an agenda--hmmmm $$$$$--they are using expert computer skills to help that agenda....
By Point To Point Destinations
This is textbook KEYWORD STUFFING, by the reviewer!!!!!!!!!!
By Chestnut Tahr on March 13, 2008 Verified by Guest
We became members in the late summer of 2007. Here we are in the spring of 2008 and have had next to no correspondence or communication about our concerns of how to use our points. which leads us into a concern of how our money is being used without us enjoying our so promised destinations of vacations. We have tried time and time again to get in contact with one or many of your agents to discuss our concerns as to how to use our points. Yes granted someone has called yes granted someone has emailed yet once again this has led us nowhere. We as so called RCI members, feel we were mislead into believing that we were respected members of a respected organization. We feel that we have not been respected the way we respected the organization that we invested in financially. This so called free trip to vegas that was promised to us, now we find out is not free, got to pay the taxes and reservation fees. This now adds up to $328. HOW IS THIS FREE???!!! HAVE LEARNT THE HARD WAY NOTHING IS FOR FREE!!! this is not including the $1500.00 that we have already invested. Plus the monthly fees?? now you do the math!!!
respectfully
Dwayne and Geeta
By Point To Point Destinations
Hi There, I also made the mistake of buying a timeshare from Point to Point in Vancouver and I am very disapointed with it as well. It has turned out to be nothing that they claimed it would be. I have joined a group of others that are curently suing them and I would like to help you to get your money back. Please email me anytime and I will give you the information. timesharereturn@gmail.com
By Point To Point Destinations
I am sorry but hackers (or whoever) want to ruin the reputation of PTP Destinations, they would put up blogs or go to review sites like this one and then flood it with contemptuous content. They are doing it to get something.
By queenfair on March 22, 2011 Verified by Email
I bought timeshare from these people in 2007 and they have the most rude, irresponsible customer service. Its worthless to buy timeshare especially from p2p. They charge ridiculous amount as maintenance fees. This year they never send an invoice for the fees but has blocked my point allocation even though I have paid for the timeshare of 25k for 50,000 shares a year. I have paid RCI maintenance up till 2013 and I cannot access my account. When I called RCI, they told me to call P2P with a phone # as 604 646 0099 but was told its not in service. I tried to get their contact no. online which is 604 646 0090 and its not in service either. I have no way of contacting them to pay my maintenance fee for this yr and cannot access my account either. Its been difficult to deal with them in the past and the present. I never had this problem with RCI but P2P. They never return calls even if you leave them a message.
Does anyone know their current number? This is frustrating and its driving me crazy!!
These people shouldnt be in business.
By ipasca on December 15, 2010 Verified by Email
Tried to phone all day to ask clarifications about the merging
of point to point with Vacation Internationale, unsuccessfully.
How can I vote tomorrow at the meeting if I cannot get any info.
Will it be a scam again?
Can I get rid now of this timeshare before I sign other binding documents??
Please, could someone help give me a piece of advise
By Point To Point Destinations
Hi, We also tried phoning with no results. We gave up and still don't know how the vote went! We would rather just be bought out instead of signing with another company! If you have any luck getting through can you please email the info you get! Thanks, hiya145@hotmail.com
By geovan on October 30, 2010 Verified by Email
Avoid dealing with them. The only thing on their mind is to sell timeshares to you, but practically you can't book vacation where you want and and when you want, only what is available, which is not much. you will need to pay additional fees to use "all inclusive resorts" on top all other payments you agreed upon. Unfortunately they don't tell you all the facts but try to impress and push, push, push to seell. when you try to hold them accountable, they even avoid BBB contacts pretending that everything is clean and in order. Don't trust them. We did - now we are in this loop - can't make any use of these timesgares and get Point to Point Destinations be responsible for their false advertising. Remember you have 7 days to cancel the contract - DO it If you can. you can require to cancel it within a year in British Columbia - need more paperwork but this is in a consumer law- DO IT - don't wait
By Carpenter19 on February 26, 2010 Verified by Email
Buying a timeshare is not worth it. Don't fall for the sales pitch. They fill your head up so fast with info and are so skilled at telling you what you want to here, but most of it is crap. Membership fees are horrible. They had us talking about the RCI membership which is paid yearly $180, and talked around their own point to point membership fees which are $419 per year. (by the way that went up this year). That membership fee invoice was a complete surprise to us. They talk about the hotel costs over a certain period of time, but joining with them won't make things better for you. It'll add to your costs. You still need to spend money on hotels that are in cities that Point to Point or RCI don't offer theirs. I know cause I have stayed at other hotels this year. Don't be drawn in with point sales. Yeah there are cheap resorts for minimal points you have to redeem but most of them are for times they set and don't work for us.
All in all, I totally regret buying a timeshare. I can't stress this enough, DoNt do it...
If you want to chat further, pls email me at hiya145@hotmail.com
By Point To Point Destinations
Point-to-Point is an absolute scam. I was also duped into buying a Point-to-Point timeshare for $12K CAD about 3 years ago and have yet to use for one reason or another. I enquired about how to sell it and was told that I am the owner of it for the next 80 years and must pay the annual maintenance fees of $371CAD, that seem to go up 10% each year. I am on my own to sell it. I asked them if they knew of a company that would assist on a commission basis and they said no I am on my own. I have already spent $3k on web based advertising in the past year with absolutely no results. Does anyone know how to get out of this mess? I have already written a letter to W5 and the 5th Estate news channels in an effort to expose P2P as scam artists. They get you in and then don't assist you to get out......doesn't make sense. If I buy a house through a realtor then I know that I can sell the same house through a realtor. Why doesn't P2P offer this same service? signed Frustrated
By Point To Point Destinations
If you have a real complaint you should take it to the BBB because thats the only way to hold them accountable as a consumer, they will address your concern if you complain, because they care about thier BBB rating. Here is the link for making a BBB complaint. https://odr.bbb.org/odrweb/public/getstarted.aspx
By rodhoptoit on February 16, 2010 Verified by Email
point to point destinations are ok but,when you need to get hold of someone, anybody at head office the return phone call never comes, i've left several messages , even at diffrent departments, i still havn't heard from them. but when they need thier outrages fees every year, they seem to be available. except for this year , i am and still am trying to get info whether they rec'd my funds, i don't want to pay late fees or cut off from trying to use them. they want you to always promote thier company to other people and they will compensate you, but how can i bring family and friends to an organisation if they are this bruttle with the service. any body want to take this off my hands, i'll sell it for half price
By Chamoisee Scale-insect on February 11, 2010 Verified by Guest
"The first time we ever used RCI, we were extremely nervous. Worried that the 1 vacation we wait desperately for all year would maybe be ruined. Well, let me tell you we were soooo pleasantly surprised! The RCI booking was effortless, and a pleasure. As far as the accommodations...they were incredible. Our mouths dropped open in disbelief when we saw the resort and the room! Thought someone made a mistake on our unit, and we weren't telling. There was no mistake as we found out year after year. I don't know how anyone could stay in a regular hotel room ever again...We won't."
By dave12345 on February 10, 2010 Verified by Email
I just take vacation, I found cigarettes butt in my resort...Yes, I call the front desk, they come after 4 hrs...by that time I keep asking, even I come to the front desk....
This simmilar nightmare are happen everytime I went using my RCI point I bought from PTP Destination...
Worse, everytime I want to book travel...always no luck... THEY ARE SCAM
By Point To Point Destinations
What resort were you at and when did you stay there?You wrote the same thing on another blog...without giving ANY details. I've never had anything but amazing service. The resorts are spectacular. I own the program. I use the program. So I find it very hard to believe you, especialy since you posted the same thing on multiple websites and you refuse to provide the details of which resort you were at and when you stayed there...
By Point To Point Destinations
My experience is the opposite of what this reviewer has written. The places we have stayed are very high quality and in the best locations.
By Point To Point Destinations
All the resorts I've stayed at are world class. I booked my last trip to Mexico with three days notice. Point to Point staff were so helpful, they did everything for me at thier office downtown-it was super easy, they get a ten out of ten for service. And the resort was spectacular.
By Point To Point Destinations
all the resorts are great, but think about it folks , the fees they all charge are a joke .yearly fees with P.T.P. are now $391.16, RCI yearly fees are $100.00 per year, booking fees(dependind how long a stay) average $50.00 per week stay. when at an all inclusive you pay those fees too (usually between $100.00 to $500.00 per day ,yes per day per adult person depends on star rating of resort, that covers all your drinks and food .)Oh yah the flight to get there $500.00 to $1000.00. Look in the papers, you can get a Flight,resort including the all inclusive again depending on the star rating of the resort, anywhere from $600.00 to $1800.00, add it up folks is ANY time share worth it?
By Point To Point Destinations
I agree you can find some great all-inclusive deals out there, especially in this resession combined with H1N1, Mexico is very cheap right now-its a once in a generation combonation. Who knows about the future though... So grab those deals. If I see an amazing deal in the paper I might grab it, but then you find out about taxes on top of the advertized rates. The timeshare is not always best for every vacation. I use it every year though for family vacations where I want more space for my family and luxury. Or if I'm going local or to Hawaii, Disney or Europe the timeshare is far better.
By Fuchsia Krill on December 29, 2009 Verified by Guest
I have come to know several timeshare companies in the past and I can testify that these guys are reputable. If you are skeptical just check with the BBB where they are highly rated. But yes it is a timeshare, you have to know how to "work it" so many people that don't figure out the steps and the process get easily frustrated and pissed off. Like everything else in life, it just takes some work.
By Juggler on July 31, 2009 Verified by Email
I'd like to share my experiences with PTP Destinations. I own another timeshare as well, I own with PTP Destinations and IntraWest. I use Intrawest for my skiing vacations and PTP Destinations for everywhere else. Last March we went to the Dominican Republic and stayed at the LifeStyle Crown Villas. AMAZING!!! From the moment we arrived at the resort our needs were constantly attended to. The resort sponsors a VIP welcome party on the grounds with a variety of fabulous entertainment and music for dancing, along with a nice buffet and fireworks. Lights illuminate the ocean, and you can see the waves rolling in as you sit at your table! This evening is not to be missed. Anything we wanted was given to us. We loved our villa and private pool. We loved the VIP area on the beach. Daily we remarked how incredible the vacation was...the beds, the drinks, the people...everything.
Andrea, our RCI conceirge, was an added bonus. She came every morning and filled us in on the day's activities. If we needed anything she had it for us in a matter of minutes.
The activities crew, (Crazy, crazy, Manny, etc.) were rays of sunshine. Their energy was infectious! They made sure that everyone was having a good time. By the end of the week even the shy guests that we brought with us were joining in on the fun. Make sure you experience the activities that the resort sponsors. During the evenings they plan fun family entertainment. We really enjoyed the barbecue on Wed. and the entertainment that followed.
Best attractions or restaurants nearby
The VIP Gourmet restaurant was our favorite, but we did try out most of the other restaurants as well. All of them were fun to try and had delicious food.
Our girls went to Ocean World and thought it was fun.
We went to the casino and enjoyed the free shows and did a little gambling. The casino is top notch.
Out of all the Point to Point Destinations vacations I've taken, and I've been to many places, this was the most fun, and the most memorable. The facilities were spotless (i.e. the Casablanca outdoor restaurant, the public bathrooms at the VIP beach). The people were genuine and so friendly. By the end of the week we considered all of them friends! I can't wait to go back. But actually we are going to Italy next year--can't wait for that too!
By sciencemi on July 24, 2009 Verified by Email
We've been to Los Cabos, Hawaii, Whistler, Shuswap Lake and on our most recent holiday, we went to SanFran and it was amazing, the hotel WOW....I mean LOCATION LOCATION LOCATION. It is one block from the hustle and bustle of union square so you don't get quite as much noise but the location cannot be beat!
Go to Max's for breakfast if you like a heartier fare than continental. Its just down on the corner. Tads is also a great place to get a cheap bite to eat.
I was stunned at how big this room was when I walked in. Having been to SF many times you realize that space is at a premium and most hotel rooms are little shoe boxes. This room was well appointed and had plenty of room for 4 adults. The bathroom was large with plenty of counter space.
The staff was extremely friendly and helpful which made our trip a total delight.
The rooftop lounge was a great place to go to just sit outside and relax with a cup of tea.
I've owned for 3 year with Point To Point Destinations and I couldn't be happier. I go into thier office sometimes just to share my experiences, great company, great people.
By Cherry Manta-Ray on July 22, 2009 Verified by Guest
i went to attend a presentation and the sales people decided before telling me the price of the package that i wont be able to buy it, they wanted to commit such a big right there and tehn, she was saying if you cant buy it today its a shame, i would like to ask the lady does she buys things worth 15-30 thousand dollars without thinking for a moment
and the gift they gave its soooo great. they said buy 1 cruise and get the other free, the cost of the the first cruise what they offer is so high that if i buy it dirctly from the cruise company, its priced at 50% so why should i buy at twic from them just to get a second one free.
so beware of these free gifts
By Point To Point Destinations
Thank you for the valuable feedback and we certainly appreciate that potential members do wish to think about their purchase. In fact every prospect is more than welcome to do so and there is no requirement to buy from Point to Point Destinations when one attends a presentation. Although everybody’s motivation for buying is different, the timeshare industry in general, and Point to Point Destinations in particular, is for many people a means of securing high quality vacations for what on average would be the same money vacationers would spend on 5 to 10 years of rental vacations. The difference is that once someone becomes a member of Point to Point Destinations, they own the membership in perpetuity rather than having to continue to spend ever-increasing amounts every 5 to 10 years on rentals. If it was suggested to you that you were not going to acquire a membership today it may have been in response to you saying something like “no matter what happens today we are not buying” which is fine. That would also ensure you were not asked to become a member unless at the end of the presentation you enquired about buying because you became interested in spite of the statement referenced in the previous sentence – effectively allowing you to inquire about buying after making a non-buying opening statement. It could also have been an expression of disappointment that you would not be getting a membership after the presentation given to you because thousands of people over the years who maybe should have looked at buying did not and likely would have benefited had they done so. Everyone who buys is asked for their top 5 reasons for becoming a member with Point to Point Destinations and the number one reason given is that “it forces us to take a family vacation”. After years of seeing people say no when they probably would have enjoyed better vacations, combined with receiving letters and cards from members on vacation saying “thanks, we would not have been here without Point to Point Destinations”, consultants are frequently disappointed when someone says no! We also recognize that few if any prospects arrive at our presentation centers with the intention of becoming a member – many in fact state just the opposite and emphasize that they are simply here for the gift we offer in return for their time. Regardless of a prospect’s motivation, Point to Point Destinations is pleased to act as host for what feedback tells us is an informative and enjoyable one-on-one seminar exploring vacations and determining whether or not it makes sense for prospects to become members of Point to Point Destinations. In return for the time a prospect spends at one of our presentation centers, we do offer a wide array of gifts and we are very proud of the level of positive feedback that we have received over the years from prospects whether they did or did not choose to become Point to Point Destinations members. I am sorry to hear that you did not find the 2 for 1 cruise certificate to be of value to you although with the economic situation in 2009 there have been some extraordinary cruise buys. However we still receive feedback from members and non-purchasers alike who have received substantial savings using the certificate. We never issue a cruise certificate as the only gift, so it must be assumed that the other gift you received was thoroughly enjoyed whether it was tickets to a Vancouver Canucks NHL game (Canucks have sold out more than 250 consecutive games and the tickets are very valuable), a prepaid gift card, a Vancouver Harbour cruise for 2, a digital camera, trip certificates, movie passes for a family or one of many other extremely popular gifts that we offer both in Alberta and BC. As a side note, it is our practice to not withhold a gift from any qualified prospect that completed a presentation seminar, whether they became a member or not.
By Point To Point Destinations
I find your coments about the criuse offers because of the economy unfare, when i purchased p.t.p. 6 years ago it was the same and still is. you can find better deals in the local papers whether it was 6 years ago or now. your fees for everthing is the breakig point between a good deal and a great deal, same goes for the resort stays abroad. Your "homefronts" are full of restrictions and availability. yes i know all the "ins and outs" on how to use the system, but in the end ,i would have been better off saving my $15000.00 investing it wisely and taken all the vacations i want NO FEES included. now, try selling this timeshare to someone eles, it's posible, but I have a concience.
By Point To Point Destinations
i agree for this comment ,a PTP is really a big legal scam ,i deal with them may 2010 and really a very very big mistake for my whole life,please if you deal with them on the phone give them a big NO or hung up the phone they deserved for that, dont accept any offer and dont go or listin to them even single minute they are working for the money and they deserve to go to hell.....
By Umber Fruit-Bat on May 7, 2009 Verified by Guest
I would definately NOT recommend this group. Extremely difficult to book a vacation. E-mails try to sell you vacations instead of promoting what you already paid for (The time share). Sales pitch promises the world and delivers nothing (We have had it for 4 years and have yet to book and use anything).
I think I would walk away from what I already paid if I knew the wouldn't try to stick it to me.
Biggest regret so far!!!
By Point To Point Destinations
Hi There, I also made the mistake of buying a timeshare from Point to Point in Vancouver and I am very disapointed with it as well. It has turned out to be nothing that they claimed it would be. I have joined a group of others that are curently suing them and I would like to help you to get your money back. Please email me anytime and I will give you the information. timesharereturn@gmail.com
By Point To Point Destinations
One group who understands computers and the net---maybe Point to Point's competitors---maybe some people who want money---anyway they are using thier computer skills---to futher some agenda by writing negative reviews all over the place. The negative reveiws though are simply not real.
By Point To Point Destinations
Lets look at what really going on with these attacks: Reputation Attack can be performed by a technique called “Google Bombing”. Organic listings find their way to the top of Google's search listing and the company is able to maintain that position. However, if you look at any Google SERP (Search Engine Result Page) you will also notice a couple of links right the very top with a slightly differently colored background -- these are paid listings (apart from the ones you see on your right). These listings cost money and companies usually spend to have their listed there for the appropriate keyword typed. The hackers utilize this opportunity by having a link placed there which would be a site that has all sorts of information targeted to ruin the company’s reputation. For instance, if the hackers want to ruin the reputation of goodrepco.com, they would put up a link like ihategoodrepco.com and then flood it with contemptuous content. Google Also uses a “Page Rank” System to ascertain a site’s popularity and simultaneously tends to penalize a site for excessive and aimless link feeding into the site. Hackers just insert links into legitimate sites and populate these sites by adding these links for no reason and make Google penalize these sites, thereby ruining the site’s popularity, name and reputation.
By Point To Point Destinations
Point to Point appreciates the feedback and indeed there are two types of emails that a member typically receives regarding trips. The first is from Point to Point Destinations informing all members of the member cruises that have occurred, at the request of members, on an annual basis. These cruises are offered in addition to the members’ annual allotment of points and are a fun experience for any who choose to come along. Previous cruises have been to Mexico and Alaska with the Caribbean next in line and members can either join in via the special pricing Point to Point Destinations arranges or through participation in referral programs. In addition, members may receive notices from RCI about upcoming availability via Extra Vacations, another way for members to get more vacation time in addition to their annual points allotment. Point to Point Destinations’ Member Services team offers Vacations Made Easy (VME) seminars, either in groups or individually, to all members to teach them how to use their points to arrange vacations. These seminars are conducted in our Vancouver and Calgary offices as well as online over the internet. With thousands of your fellow members using their points globally as we speak, there is certainly no reason why you should not be able to start using your points for a vacation. I would highly recommend that you connect with Point to Point Destinations Member Services to arrange a VME for you and your family so you can start vacationing straight away. Contact ms@ptpdestinations.com
By cyoung3 on December 21, 2008 Verified by Email
Terrible experience. The salesperson was so fake and very high pressure! They tell you not to make the wrong decision in the beginning, then at the end they try to make you think that you 'need' this time share.
After reading some reviews, it really isn't a great idea to go with this company.
The 'free' trip to Vegas - not so 'free'. I have done other time shares, and it really only cost the admin fees, but pointo to point charges much more money!
Final impression: SCAM, don't do it, be strong!
By Point To Point Destinations
CYOUNG3 you coundn't be more wrong!!! I own with PTP Destinations and with another company. I also have several friends who own in various other places. PTP Destinations has some of the lowest maintanance fees in the entire industry. Also we the members directly control them as a non-profit strata. Its all stipulated under the B.C. real estate act. Your review is uninformed and totally off base. It seems like you are pushing an agenda. You said you own "some other timeshares", really where do you own???
By Point To Point Destinations
Point to Point Destinations is proud to boast that thousands of your fellow prospects did indeed choose to become members at point of presentation and the overwhelming majority of them are enjoying great vacations, including many who have chosen to respond to any negative comments. I am sorry to see you did not find value in our Las Vegas certificate – in 2009 there have been some great deals offered for regular travel and if you were able to beat the +/- $330 total fees cost of our certificate for a Vegas trip for two you did well. It should be pointed out that Point to Point Destinations does not charge anything for the certificates, we give them to you for free and the fees are paid to the company that fulfills their usage. It should also be noted that we have offered what we are told are fabulous gifts in return for an opportunity to meet with prospective members over the years - tickets to a Vancouver Canucks NHL game (Canucks have sold out more than 250 consecutive games and the tickets are very valuable), a prepaid gift credit card, a Vancouver Harbour cruise for 2, a digital camera, trip certificates, movie passes for a family or one of many other extremely popular gifts that we offer both in Alberta and BC. We are definitely not a scam, are very proud of both our gifts and our product, and will continue to offer a cost-effective way for people to enjoy great vacations. Should you have chosen to take advantage of it we would likely be helping you out as we speak but like all our prospects, you are able to make your own choice and still receive your gift every time.
By Charcoal Flamingo on September 30, 2008 Verified by Guest
We paid $15000 in 2007 for 30,000 points and were given a bunch of bonus points. I have tried to book holidays and there is never any availablility. To date we have not even seen a timeshare. As far as the last minute call and any given day you can check all places and there is nothing available - how can that be? I'm still paying this money off to remind me every month what a mistake I made. You can get better deals on the internet.
By Point To Point Destinations
Hi There, I also made the mistake of buying a timeshare from Point to Point in Vancouver and I am very disapointed with it as well. It has turned out to be nothing that they claimed it would be. I have joined a group of others that are curently suing them and I would like to help you to get your money back. Please email me anytime and I will give you the information. timesharereturn@gmail.com
By Point To Point Destinations
What! There is so last minute availibilty and lots of it! I'm logged in right now and for Mexico there are 132 places available for tomorrow morning if you want to go. 28 Available for the Carabbean for tomorrow morning.....and its always like that!!!!!!
By Point To Point Destinations
YOU should know: What this review said is NOT TRUE. I am an owner with point to point and there is always last minute availibility---there are about 400+ locations worldwide available right now on last minute.
By Point To Point Destinations
YOU should know: What this review said is NOT TRUE. I am an owner with point to point and there is always last minute availibility---there are about 400+ locations worldwide available right now on last minute.
By Point To Point Destinations
I concur that last minute stuff is always there--there are hundreds of places available right now, yes I just check too.
By Point To Point Destinations
Sorry to hear of your difficulty finding availability. I agree with the posts about plentiful availability on last minute vacations using points but it should be tempered with a bit of common sense – the higher the season, the lesser the last minute availability which only makes sense. We continually receive feedback from members who enjoy short-notice vacations to superb resorts world-wide. If you are continuing to experience difficulty, please contact Point to Point Destinations Member Services ms@ptpdestinations.com so they may arrange a Vacations Made Easy seminar for you and teach you how best to use your points.
By Point To Point Destinations
Yep everytime I look there's always lots of last minute stuff available.
By timeshare on June 26, 2008 Verified by Email
I bought timeshare in Vancouver, BC from Point To Point Destinations (PTP Destinations, West Coast Timeshare) in 2007.
It was too good to be true. I am awakened and very disappointed.
I asked Point To Point Destinations (PTP Destinations, West Coast Timeshare) for our money back or to at least to make me an offer to buy back my package. They refused and we had to sue them.
I should not say everything what I think and what I feel publically as it would be a too strong opinion and may offensive, so I better stick to the facts. You can check them out and you can form your own opinion.
I tried to be as objective as possible with as less emotions as possible and I described facts on this web site:
www.TimeshareRevealed.com
By Point To Point Destinations
Hi, unfortunately my post with calculations was stripped of spaces, empty lines and paragraphs making it very hard to read now. I suppose that was a bug? Silver, who is Erin you are referring to?
By Point To Point Destinations
not really - it's a bug. but don't worry. erin is going to shake up the place.
By Point To Point Destinations
Targeted computer attack. The above negative reviews were expertly written in order to bump up thier relevance in a GOOGLE search. They repeat the full name of the company over and over so this site will seem more relevant and it will come up higher when you GOOGLE Point to Point Destinations, so you'll read thier negative reviews first. They seem to have done this on many other blogs and websites as well. So all the pages they want will appear on the first page of a GOOGLE search. Those people have an agenda--hmmmm $$$$$--they are using expert computer skills to help that agenda....
By Point To Point Destinations
This is textbook KEYWORD STUFFING, by the reviewer!!!!!!!!!!
By Chestnut Tahr on March 13, 2008 Verified by Guest
We became members in the late summer of 2007. Here we are in the spring of 2008 and have had next to no correspondence or communication about our concerns of how to use our points. which leads us into a concern of how our money is being used without us enjoying our so promised destinations of vacations. We have tried time and time again to get in contact with one or many of your agents to discuss our concerns as to how to use our points. Yes granted someone has called yes granted someone has emailed yet once again this has led us nowhere. We as so called RCI members, feel we were mislead into believing that we were respected members of a respected organization. We feel that we have not been respected the way we respected the organization that we invested in financially. This so called free trip to vegas that was promised to us, now we find out is not free, got to pay the taxes and reservation fees. This now adds up to $328. HOW IS THIS FREE???!!! HAVE LEARNT THE HARD WAY NOTHING IS FOR FREE!!! this is not including the $1500.00 that we have already invested. Plus the monthly fees?? now you do the math!!!
respectfully
Dwayne and Geeta
By Point To Point Destinations
Hi There, I also made the mistake of buying a timeshare from Point to Point in Vancouver and I am very disapointed with it as well. It has turned out to be nothing that they claimed it would be. I have joined a group of others that are curently suing them and I would like to help you to get your money back. Please email me anytime and I will give you the information. timesharereturn@gmail.com
By Point To Point Destinations
I am sorry but hackers (or whoever) want to ruin the reputation of PTP Destinations, they would put up blogs or go to review sites like this one and then flood it with contemptuous content. They are doing it to get something.
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