I went on vacation to Palm Canyon Resort, where I am an owner. Was strongly advised to come to an owner update. Was told we WOULD NOT be sold to.The \""owner update\"" meeting was actually a sales pitch where lies, confusing, unethcial tactics were used in order to procure thousands more $$ from us. Sales reps told us information that was not true in order to coerce a sale. They used fear tactics (saying we were going to \""lose our Palm Canyon\"") even though we have a deed.\n\n They also told us we could purchase more points and write it off of our taxes (not true), that closing costs have to be included by California law (not true) and while using fear tactics about a special assessment fee we could be charged by the parent company who originally owned our timeshare, they tried to get us to sign up for two sets of maintenance fees for the same property. I told them I am retired/disabled and on a fixed income, yet they were going to make sure I spent some money before I got out of there. A 55 minute \""update\"" turned into hours and hours- we spent an entire vacation day haggling over what mostly turned out to be b.s. The information presented is very confusing, misleading and the way it is presented is not ethical. Bait and switch galore!  I am a California Insurance agent and if I were to do business in the way they do, I would lose my license.