Ultimate_Betrayal
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Sorry looks like he has changed addressesStating not a valid email.....Ultimate Betrayal
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Sorry looks like he has changed addressesStating not a valid email.....Ultimate Betrayal
People what is going on? Followed up on my email to Stephanie McLean MLA, Minister Of Service Alberta. The lady that answered was very cordial and was surprised 1300 people were affected and said next to none calls received an appreciated me calling. This Ministry is ultimately dealing with this from the government you side of things (will be handling all ministry of justice responses also according to her). Come on people get on the phones, very simple to make a call, told her we have an impending critical deadline.
If you have time to post on this site you got time to make a phone call!
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Not sure if people are purposing lying, are misinformed, repeating what they have heard or simply throwing out ideas.I'll tell you whats disheartening. There are comments on here that I have called myself to find out are false for what ever reasons! The judge will not be sending any documentation what so ever! It would have to come from MG to us. At this time there should be no secrets everything should be on the up and up. Makes you wonder what information is being withheld from us on line. Well I'm not playing the game, I'm not that person. I don't need to be misinformed. I don't have time for games. This is what I have been informed by the higher ups that I have spoken to in the last week.....which is truly sad. Wow calling to find out we are being lied to by our own, or imposters doesn't make this group look good....
"""CANCELLATION AGREEMENT"""
""H. The VIA does not provide for termination by either Party but Northmont is prepared to permit termination on the terms and conditions set out herein.
Not sure if option 1 is getting notified....doesn't sound like it, we haven't. Just because your in a different group be it option one or two we are still painted with the same brush and fighting the same battle....remember. Bottom line we all need legal counsel period, and sooner than later. I must say I didn't fall for a lot of requests and I'm glad I didn't. Everyone be smart think before you act. I hope we all get out of this in one piece, and not in smithereens.Not sure if people are purposing lying, are misinformed, repeating what they have heard or simply throwing out ideas.
Now as far as anything coming from MG that may apply to those who chose Option 1 but what about all the others that he has literally kicked to the curb?
And what about all the misinformation or lack of information from MG himself?
I understand we are all painted with the same brush and need to support each other.Not sure if option 1 is getting notified....doesn't sound like it, we haven't. Just because your in a different group be it option one or two we are still painted with the same brush and fighting the same battle....remember. Bottom line we all need legal counsel period, and sooner than later. I must say I didn't fall for a lot of requests and I'm glad I didn't. Everyone be smart think before you act. I hope we all get out of this in one piece, and not in smithereens.
I agree....but again people are stating from both groups they are not getting any response what so ever!I understand we are all painted with the same brush and need to support each other.
My comment was about any information coming from MG because according to the SIF in his mind only Option 1 people are still his clients (in his mind) so he (in his mind) does NOT need to communicate anything to anyone else. Such as a minor detail of having Strathcona Law Group withdrawing as counsel on record since early December and not informing the clients that this is happening and using outdated client addresses so they are not being served correctly. And also not supplying those (in his mind) former clients with the information and documentation to protect themselves. Ya know those kind of minor details .
Thank you for sharing this with all of us.Just received this reply from Service Alberta to my request that they pursue our plight with a full investigation. Not good news on this avenue I'm afraid. Seems to me that Judge Young is still in best position to impact us in a positive way. It's just frustrating that we can't really interact with her directly on this matter.
Re: Northwynd Resort Properties Ltd. / Sunchaser Premier Owners Association
Service Alberta, Consumer Investigations Unit (CIU), administers a variety of consumer statutes and may conduct an investigation when it appears that a breach of an Act under our authority may have occurred and that an investigation and enforcement action is warranted. Not all complaints result in the opening of an investigation.
Thank you for your recent correspondence. Service Alberta is aware of the concerns presented. In 2012, a complete review into the consumer contracts, financial transactions and other operating irregularities of this business (and their predecessors) was conducted. The stated review resulted in a finding that the matters were outside the mandate and jurisdiction of the Service Alberta’s Consumer Investigations Unit. In 2013, the matters were forwarded to the RCMP for consideration. The RCMP did not find enough evidence to open a criminal investigation into the matters and declined to investigate those concerns.
Since 2012 to present, additional reviews have been conducted by the CIU. The findings of this department remain the same; the concerns presented are civil in nature. The burden of proof in the regulatory and criminal court is substantially higher than the expectations in the civil court. Contractual disputes are not ongoing Fair Trading Act (Consumer Protection Act) contraventions. These matters are best resolved in the civil court due to the subjective nature of the disputes. I note that the civil courts have presented some findings with regards to the concerns presented. It would be inappropriate for Service Alberta to take any further action or to comment on the findings of the court. The CIU has no lawful oversight on the findings of the courts and we can provide no legal advice or opinion. Based on the information above, no further action will be taken by this department.
So you fall into option 1 and you don't plan to complete the requests by Feb 15th?Not sure if option 1 is getting notified....doesn't sound like it, we haven't. Just because your in a different group be it option one or two we are still painted with the same brush and fighting the same battle....remember. Bottom line we all need legal counsel period, and sooner than later. I must say I didn't fall for a lot of requests and I'm glad I didn't. Everyone be smart think before you act. I hope we all get out of this in one piece, and not in smithereens.
Thank you for sharing this with all of us.
Have you sent this to Danielle Smith?
If not please do consider doing so - her email address is Danielle.smith@corusent.com
Not sure about that. I have many contracts with various companies (ie., insurance) that the companies have been sold and they just "grandfather" my contract. I would think they only require you to sign if they make changes that are not within the original contract, but from my understanding that is part of what the Trustee's Petition was about. You know the one we have been fighting for the past four years only to have our lawyer walk away at the 11th hour to get the wonderful settlement for some of his clients.One question that nobody has ever answered for me from the beginning is, How can Sunchaser/Northwynd even go after time share owners who purchased prior to 2010 when the ORIGINAL owner went bankrupt in 2009?
Should that alone not have cancelled everyone's commitment? Wouldn't have Sunchaser/Northwynd as a different company have to approach all the timeshare owners and sign NEW agreements??
I don't disagree. I would remind you of the proper contexts. Kirk Wankel had an epiphany. That is what started this travesty. They needed money. Who could they possibly get money from? They couldn't start another REIT; people already knew they weren't good investors. They couldn't run a resort so grinding it out year-over-year through a profitable business wasn't going to work. Their only real stream of income was from the lessees. How could they extract one time payments from lessees? Big repairs! Something major like water pipes and foundations. If the lessees don't want to pay it, they can pay to leave. They decided to monetize the lease. Either way, leave or stay, Northmont got a one-time payment from each lessee. All the rest was just camouflaging their true intent.OK. In my opinion, here's where MG and legal team screwed up ...
Did I say that??????? Don't you think we already have enough rumours going around right now? I would advise you not to put words in my mouth.So you fall into option 1 and you don't plan to complete the requests by Feb 15th?
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Thank you for this valuable information.Just received this reply from Service Alberta to my request that they pursue our plight with a full investigation. Not good news on this avenue I'm afraid. Seems to me that Judge Young is still in best position to impact us in a positive way. It's just frustrating that we can't really interact with her directly on this matter.
Re: Northwynd Resort Properties Ltd. / Sunchaser Premier Owners Association
Service Alberta, Consumer Investigations Unit (CIU), administers a variety of consumer statutes and may conduct an investigation when it appears that a breach of an Act under our authority may have occurred and that an investigation and enforcement action is warranted. Not all complaints result in the opening of an investigation.
Thank you for your recent correspondence. Service Alberta is aware of the concerns presented. In 2012, a complete review into the consumer contracts, financial transactions and other operating irregularities of this business (and their predecessors) was conducted. The stated review resulted in a finding that the matters were outside the mandate and jurisdiction of the Service Alberta’s Consumer Investigations Unit. In 2013, the matters were forwarded to the RCMP for consideration. The RCMP did not find enough evidence to open a criminal investigation into the matters and declined to investigate those concerns.
Since 2012 to present, additional reviews have been conducted by the CIU. The findings of this department remain the same; the concerns presented are civil in nature. The burden of proof in the regulatory and criminal court is substantially higher than the expectations in the civil court. Contractual disputes are not ongoing Fair Trading Act (Consumer Protection Act) contraventions. These matters are best resolved in the civil court due to the subjective nature of the disputes. I note that the civil courts have presented some findings with regards to the concerns presented. It would be inappropriate for Service Alberta to take any further action or to comment on the findings of the court. The CIU has no lawful oversight on the findings of the courts and we can provide no legal advice or opinion. Based on the information above, no further action will be taken by this department.
One question that nobody has ever answered for me from the beginning is, How can Sunchaser/Northwynd even go after time share owners who purchased prior to 2010 when the ORIGINAL owner went bankrupt in 2009?
Should that alone not have cancelled everyone's commitment? Wouldn't have Sunchaser/Northwynd as a different company have to approach all the timeshare owners and sign NEW agreements??
We need someone representing us in front of The Honourable Judge Young....and that might mean one of us. Anyone with a little lawyer know how. I'll be there for back up.
The purpose of my replay was not to make accusations, but only to get clarity of your previous statement.Did I say that??????? Don't you think we already have enough rumours going around right now? I would advise you not to put words in my mouth.
I am most certainly done with throwing good money after bad.Well yes, but no. During bankruptcy, they convinced the court that everyone was supportive of their plans to make a bigger and better resort. They misled the court into thinking 'everyone' when they meant the Developer and bond-holders. They didn't ask those who were paying for the $40,000,000 renovation. Had they asked me I'd have said sell the properties and pay the creditors. I wouldn't have thrown good money after bad. "Know when to hold 'em. Know when to fold 'em."
#NAFR
Yes , this is the golden principle to investing.Well yes, but no. During bankruptcy, they convinced the court that everyone was supportive of their plans to make a bigger and better resort. They misled the court into thinking 'everyone' when they meant the Developer and bond-holders. They didn't ask those who were paying for the $40,000,000 renovation. Had they asked me I'd have said sell the properties and pay the creditors. I wouldn't have thrown good money after bad. "Know when to hold 'em. Know when to fold 'em."
#NAFR
I am most certainly done with throwing good money after bad.
The courts have ruled, on more than one occasion, that the shenanigans Northwynd has pulled over the years are legal. Yay for big business
Now what protection do we have from the random interest rates that we have been assessed. We do not owe a credit card company...where did these %26+ rates originate from and who can reduce them down to a reasonable level?