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CANCUN: Anyone have an opinion or correction for this email we received? --"Huge shakeup at the Mayan Palace Cancun. All of the top managers have quit to start a new start-up project with Avalon Resorts in Playa del Carmen. No news to anyone that the PD (Brims Sinclair) is impossible to work with and he has lost 50% of the top agents and now almost all the good managers (the only ones that are left are golfing buddies that could not close a door).

Everyone is looking at jumping ship. Only waiting for the opportunity. Several other top writers have moved to the new Mayan Palace property in Cabo. The work environment combined with all the lies at Mayan Palace in Cancun have finally taken their toll. The gravy train for Brims and his cronies is coming to an end."

So...???

• YOUR COMMENTS:
• Jan. 21: --"NOT ONLY IS IT TRUE BUT IT IS WORSE. SINCE THE TOP MANAGERS LEFT MAYAN FOR AVALON IN CANCUN THE TRACK HAS BEEN WRITING ONLY 100,000 A DAY. NORMALLY THEY WERE WRITING 400,000 TO 500,000 A DAY.
  
  CORPORATE IS COMING DOWN HARD ON BRIMS AND HE IS FEELING THE PRESSURE. THE NEW REPLACEMENT MANAGERS ARE ROOKIES WHO ARE IN THEIR EARLY 20'S AND ARE LOST.
  
  THE RENTAL PITCHES ARE COMING TO AN END.AGENTS WHO ONCE FEARED BRIMS' WRATH ON A DAILY BASIS ARE NOW NOT SHOWING UP FOR WORK. WITH A TOUR COST OF OVER $700 HOW LONG CAN IT LAST. LOOKS LIKE BRIMS' JOB SECURITY HAS GONE FROM SOLID TO SHAKEY."
• Jan. 23: --"Mayan Palace Cancun cleans its image by cleaning out the trash. Fortunately for the company and future Mayan Palace members the company has taken a strong stand on the way the program must be sold. Unfortunately the weaker managers at the Mayan Palace Cancun could not sell the product any more. So they left and went to Avalon resorts where they can sell their own way. Mayan resorts and staff wish them good luck and are happy not to have them there anymore."
• Jan. 24: --"Give me a break! The new systems were put in place a month ago and the managers that left were the only ones who could sell it. The efficiency and volume has continued to fall and the new managers just can't cut it. This is high season in Cancun and tracks with a third of the agents are outwriting Mayan Palace.

  The bottom line is that all the lies at Mayan have come to an end and the new managers can't sell without the major heat. They need to sell timeshare, not investment property."

• Jan. 25: --"Mayan Palaces heat selling by pitching investment and\or Vacation Network resale lies are catching up to them and their salesmen have moved on to where they can continue the same sales BS until it catches up to Avalon. In Mexico they just don’t care until FTC inquiries abound."
• AND: --"Well since Brims Sinclair can have god do his will, as he says, then why is he having trouble selling timeshare, or is it that his time is coming to an end?"

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