Crimes of Persuasion

Schemes, scams, frauds.



Geo Holiday Vacation Club Review - A Scam or Lifetime Timeshare Opportunity?

Online reports suggest that at least a few of the over 25,000 individuals who have done business with this Ontario-based enterprise feel that they have been wronged in some way.

So I'd like to gather as much information on the company as possible so that the general public can make an informed decision about their business practices.

I have not formed an opinion of this privately-owned, family-run company and certainly welcome their input regarding these matters of public concern.

I've even asked for their views on my collected material in August of 2010 but have never received a reply.

Any mention of any company or individual on this website is neither an endorsement nor a condemnation of their activities, merely a collection of carefully researched facts and fair comment based on those findings.

The Geo Group of Companies
40 Eglinton Ave. E.,
Suite 601, Toronto,
Ontario M4P 3A2
Ph: 416-490-0222
Toll Free: 1-877-GEO-CLUB(436-2582) 888-574-9134
Fax: 416-490-0155 Fax: 416-964-2439
Email: info@geogrp.com

Alex E. Burstein, CEO (born 1939)
Alan G. Walker, former Controller (joined 01/02) now at Stornoway Communications
Cecil Hendrix, former? Vice-President of Sales - sued company
Ms. Betty Eisenstadt, Club President - sister of Alex
(416) 490-0222 ext 263 Fx: (416) 490-0991 betty@geogrp.com
Helen Frim, GHL Promotions Inc./ VP of Operations at The Geo Group ext. 264
Contract Verification Officer - ?
Crystal Murin - GHME Marketing Ltd.
Paul Burstein - President of Geo Marketing Colorado Inc., possibly related to Alex, have incorporated businesses together, criminal lawyer based in Toronto
Lemos Manny - Accounting Manager GHL Promotions
Mike Muldoon, (Michael J. Muldoon III) - President of Starpoint Resort Group, Starpoint Resort Partners, Inc. (California corp.) and GeoHoliday Club (Nevada corp.)
Doris M. Azevedo, director of Tahoe Summit Village Timeshare Association, GeoHoliday employee
Alan Dickler - Chief Operating Officer at Starpoint Resort Group, Inc
Woody Cary - Secretary - GeoHoliday Club

Geo address formerly at

The Geo Group of Companies
2225 Sheppard Avenue East, 18th Floor,
Toronto Ontario M2J 5C2

Ph: 416-490-0222
Toll Free: 1-877-GEO-CLUB (436-2582) 877-436-2582
Fax: 416-490-0155

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GH Marketing
51 International Blvd.
Etobicoke, ON M9W 6H3
Phone: 416-213-8960
gh@geoholiday.com

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Richmond Hill location.
60 West Wilmot St., Unit #1
Richmond Hill, ON.

Ottawa sales office - current location unknown

older address of

Geo Holiday Resorts Membership / GeoHoliday International Inc.
251 Consumers Rd Suite 100 (Willowdale/North York)
Toronto, ON M2J 5C2 Canada
(timesharesonly.com/resort/5577)

In trying to determine whether GeoHolidays was anything but virtuous, as some online comments suggest, I did a Google Search and immediately came upon two of the company's own websites geoholidayscam.com and geoholiday-scam.net as well as a couple with blocked ownership data geoholidayclubscam.org and geoholidayclubcomplaints.com.

geoholidayscam.com

Geo Holidays Not a Scam

Clearly the very fact that the vacation club company requires the use of such websites with the words scam and complaints in the URL indicates that they have received news of at least some negative rumblings, however unfounded, which they felt compelled to dispute in a public forum.

In fact, in their own words, mere rumours seemed to have expanded into many people having the belief that Geo Holidays is somehow a scam or fraud.

Based on the sites above, they apparently now have a "Scam Prevention Squad" and a "Scam Prevention Team" which I assume both have the same altruistic role of ensuring that their websites appear first in Google before any unwarranted complaints from resort customers who should know that "The customer is not always right."

"While there are rumors of a Geo Holidays scam and/or a Geo Holiday fraud, there are many happy customers that will quickly tell you there is no validity to these claims about GeoHoliday Canada. Reassurance can also be found by reading through the many Geo Holiday testimonials."

"While there are many who believe in a Geo Holiday scam there are plenty of satisfied customers to dispel those rumors rather quickly. "

"you should decide for yourself whether or not you believe it is a scam based on personal research"

So, with their apparent blessing, I wish to compile my personal research into one central location so that you can, as they suggest, make an informed decision and clear up any "misconceptions".

Legally, I would suspect that it would be somewhat unwarranted and unprofessional to sue me for defamation for asking the very same question they themselves pose to the general public.

"Is Geo Holidays a Scam?"

Should they consider doing so, prior to doing their own research into my extensive legal background and expertise in Canadian defamation laws and Ontario Superior Court of Justice Civil Procedures, then I would certainly have to question their motives at that time, given the balanced and fair reporting in this report, their limited public figure status and the matter of public concern related to their marketing activities and a membership base of tens of thousands.

http://www.canlii.org/en/on/onsc/doc/2006/2006canlii32908/2006canlii32908.html

http://www.canlii.org/en/on/onsc/doc/2009/2009canlii43641/2009canlii43641.html

http://www.canlii.org/en/on/onsc/doc/2010/2010onsc149/2010onsc149.html

Their keyword optimized promotional site geoholidayscam.com really makes no effort to dispel any factual assertions that might have been made, since they give no examples.

It simply overwhelms the senses with paragraphs of fantastic affordable holiday scenarios.

Some of the phrases they use and claims they make on their sites and promotional material:

GeoHoliday Vacation Club describe themselves as "an innovative Credits-based reservations and exchange system, affording Members extraordinary flexibility and leisure-travel opportunities.

Club Member privileges include: reservations throughout the Club system of resorts; enrollment in Resort Condominiums International (RCI), offering vacation exchange options at more than 3,700 resorts worldwide; and access to additional exchange properties in the exclusive GeoOptions program."

GeoHoliday Vacation Club Timeshare Resorts

They also state that "The Club has also created travel partnerships with distinctive leaders in the travel industry, providing Members with a unique selection of affiliated resort options.

Affiliation agreements have been established with: Royal Holiday Club (Mexico), Club La Costa (Spain), Carnival Cruise Lines, Royal Caribbean Cruise Lines, Seasons Holidays (UK & Europe), Royal Resorts (Asia), Wyndham Resorts."

Surprisingly, the list of company moniker, dba's and aka's is quite extensive, leading one to wonder why any timeshare style membership company needs to operate under a multitude of other names.

Their own sites list most of the following permutations.

This particular Geo Group is not to be confused with the publicly traded American entity by the name of Geo Group, Inc. based in Florida since they happen to privately run prison and detention-related facilities.

Now wouldn't that make a terrible vacation story if you signed up for the wrong one?

Also notable about the website is the inclusion of numerous other links to undisputedly related sites with corporate branding variants such as:

geo group websites

Several cross-links and replication of promotional material also appear on several obscure sites.

There are also keyword optimized glowing examples of flowery praise by "satisfied customers".

geoholidaybulletin.iloveblog.com/2010/05/
geoholidayinfo.weearth.com/tag/geoholiday/
breenxt.net/wpmu/wpmu/geoholidayresources/
blurbosphere.net/2007/11/21/put-a-little-geoholiday-in-your-vacations/
moneyschool.co.za/?p=183 (also posted 11/07)
aboutmytalk.com/t22540/s&.html
mylot.com/GeoHolidays
geoholidays.blogspot.com/
just-blogs.info/?tag=geo-holiday-resort
geoholidayservices.wloger.com/

The company lists its headquarters as being in Toronto, Ontario, Canada with sales and marketing locations in Toronto; Las Vegas, Nevada; Lake Tahoe, Nevada; and Park City, Utah.

Therefore, it only seems fair that all reports related to GeoHoliday coming from these locations on forums or BBB files should be attributed to the business principles, direction and oversight of the Canadian mothership.

They openly list their corporate divisions as being the following, but official documents and their own internal payment procedures and promotional efforts list a host of others as well.

GeoHoliday Services Inc.
GH Marketing Inc
Montex Financial Services Inc
Geo Developments Inc

By pre-paying the accommodation portion of their annual vacations TODAY, GeoHoliday Members enjoy access to all present and future vacations at today's prices, effectively stopping inflation in its tracks.

By all accounts the company simply appears to be promoting the inflation-beating aspect of paying a substantial lump sum now for the "opportunity" to pay today's prices for something you will hopefully use in the future, in this case hotel, resort and cruise accommodations.

Does this mean you pay now and travel for free later? Not really.

In addition to the points you redeem, (which do not accumulate since they expire each year and then start fresh) you appear to still have to pay for any accommodation or seasonal choice upgrades, meal plans, annual maintanance fees, plus transportation which is not included, nor price-protected, in the membership.

How it Works (According to their website)

A member purchases a set of credits that are renewable every year (Annual Membership) or every other year (Biennial Membership).

These credits are deposited into your account for use at any of the locations within the Club.

The size of unit can range from a standard Studio unit up to a 3 bedroom unit, depending on the resort you choose.

The member simply “withdraws” the credits from his/her account and redeems them according to the credit values set by the Club.

The credit values will vary depending on the resort, the season and unit size.

(geovacationclub.com/credit_info.html)

Now I'm just speculating here, but lets say your room was valued at the equivalent of $200/night this year but rose to $400 a night ten years from now.

It sounds like you'd only pay the equivilent of $200 per night out of that year's credits for the future trip.

Think of it, perhaps, like an insurance policy for inflation.

However, unlike most insurance policies where you pay a small amount over time to potentially receive a large amount, here you seem to pay a large lump sum, plus additional fees, in the hopes of getting the benefit of smaller payouts over time in the form of rate increase differentials.

If that is the case then, one should first determine what the potential benefit of essentially prepaying what that increase in room rates will be, based on what you could lose by just keeping your membership fee in the bank and using it, and the interest it earned over the years, to offset any future increases in room rates.

Assume for a moment that you travel for two weeks a year exclusively to this firm's resorts for the next forty years and their posted room rate doubles every ten years.

Let's deal with dollars instead of points since the average mind, mine anyway, can't grasp the concept of paying tens of thousands of points for anything unless they are already familiar with the concept.

First ten years at $100/night = 14 days x $100 x 10 years = $14,000.

Next ten years at $200/night = 14 x 200 x 10 = $28k

Wow, you could save $14k if you had only paid the initial rates. You do, since you wisely splurged on a membership, whatever that might have cost.

If, however, it cost anywhere near a rumoured $14,000, plus yearly maintanance fees, then you would have just now broken even, maybe.

Next ten years at $400/night = 14 x 400 x 10 = $56k Saved $42k

Hey, vacations are sure getting expensive for the other poor suckers staying here but you are said to be saving bundles checking in at only $100 a night.

Still, I wonder how many company names and websites the promoters are using by this time? They must surely have cornered the market, it's such a good idea.

Next ten years at $800/night = 14 x 800 x 10 = $112k Saved $98k

By now you can hardly enjoy your holiday you are so embarrassed to be paying so little.

Then again, tips in the future may cost more than your locked-in accommodation rate and the airfare, in a Mad Max world devoid of fossil fuels, could cost you the balance of your retirement savings.

A shame if the facility you honeymooned in might not be as fresh as it was forty years ago, but with your eyesight fading you don't much care, as long as you are saving on the room rate.

So, after forty years of traveling to the same family of luxury resorts and their affiliates, based on any restrictions they may have for traveling when and where you want to go, you could theoretically save $154,000 in hotel accommodations if all the variables in the assumption hold true.

Strange, but to me it sounds suspiciously like what a hyperactive financial advisor might suggest when they throw figures around.

"Invest now, I get paid a big commission, and you can retire wealthy beyond imagining, some year far from now. I promise. Millions!"

To put things into more of a personal perspective you could try to figure out how much you've actually spent on hotel accommodations in the past ten years, then key that into a hypothetical calculator of potential savings.

Also give some thought as to how much room rates have actually changed over the past ten years based on your own experiences.

Try to compare the offer to some other product or service.

For example, would you have paid $1000, or any amount, ten years ago for the privilege of drinking a few cases of a soda you've never tasted for fifty cents a can today instead of a dollar?

I also wonder just who determines what "today's rates" are based on, since I've stayed in hotels paying the yearly average rate of $150 a night when the card on the back of the door listed the maximum allowable rate by law of $1000.

If I was locking in that inflated rate for the rest of my life just imagine how long it would take to reflect true market pricing.

Somewhere in the life-long equation you have to figure out what you are actually paying for a night's stay at one of the resorts in actual cash.

The only way to do that is to somehow divide the unknown years of actual future use and the total points in your specific plan into the total lump sum you pay upfront, plus all the yearly fees times the 45 odd years of use and non-use.

Stumped for an answer? I hear that Cray makes a pretty fast computer for dealing with such things.

One thing that is not hard to figure out is the fact that the less you actually take advantage of any membership over its lifespan, the more it costs in actual spent dollars per night.

One hundred dollars for one hundred apples works out to a dollar an apple. If you pay for them all, but only eat two, they now effectively cost $50 each.

A lot of timeshare and vacation club premises and promises are also entirely contingent upon the sponsoring company remaining to be in business for as long as you still live and have the physical ability or desire to travel.

Given the constant turnover and closure of travel industry operations over the years I'd venture to say that any company you deal with should be at least as stable as any fitness membership or exercise club out there.

For some obvious reasons, such as the classic "grab the cash and then go bankrupt" in that other "lifestyle enhancement industry", fitness clubs are now forbidden by law to offer lengthy "lifetime" membership periods.

So, why should any aspect of the bankruptcy-plagued travel industry be any exception?

This Geo Group of Companies does not appear to be in any hurry to close up shop though.

Boasting 25 years of experience, over 350 employees, and an extensive list of charitable donations, they appear not to be the typical high-pressure timeshare sales operation with aggressive back-office collection department that you might imagine, or have read about.

GeoHoliday Timeshare Sales Presentation

Home to two unique clubs, "GeoHoliday" (a multi-destination points-based club) and "GeoPremiere" (a multi-destination 'floating week' club), The Geo Group and its marketing partners have successfully introduced over 10,000 Member families to its program and now facilitates over 50, 000 vacations per year.

Surely, if they have over 25,000 members (husbands/wives/partners), as they state, the mere volume of verifiable complaints would be higher if something was truly wrong.

And everyone knows that neither the police nor any government consumer protection agency would allow a multi-million dollar timeshare scam to operate for decades without stepping in to protect the public.

Betty Eisenstadt GEO

Still, there is that matter of all the confusing company names and the apparent need to bury negative comments, however unfounded, in the search engines using techniques such as domain link overload and what I perceive to be blog spamming of shill-like accolades.

Just try searching for any one of their company names along with the word scam and see what pops up; beyond their own sites that is.

This could just be a perfectly legitimate means of promoting ones company but their motivation could also be misunderstood when the words "scam and fraud" are overused.

I'm not suggesting that they would ever stoop to threatening legal action for someone posting negative comments online, but I do find it strange that there aren't more people either writing about their great value dream vacations or else complaining about the seemingly high cost of membership (potentially $40,000 but generally $12-18k) and ongoing maintenance fees (approx. $400) which they take on contractually for the next 45 years of their life.

Given the volumes of timeshare-related complaints posted online, surely someone has had second thoughts about such a wise decision made on the spur of the moment.

GeoHoliday vacation club membership resales.

Regardless, since the membership benefits appear to only cover accommodation related expenses, and not airfare, you should take into account that your future savings do not apply to the cost of actually getting to these select hotels and cruise departures.

Not unusual with timeshares, but I suspect that if you've ever booked a vacation you surely know that you can usually get better flight and room package combinations than by attempting to book them separately.

My own experience suggests that I can generally save about a third of the price on package deals versus paying for both features separately. That's just my experience though.

While the Geo Group profess to be adding additional properties to their extensive list of resort accommodations, it appears that unfettered in-house membership-related savings and benefits are currently linked to just those hotels and resorts within their portfolio, and just in certain countries as listed above, certainly not every possible hotel in the world.

They do, however, have affiliations with other timeshare groups such as Fairfield and RCI which could dramatically expand your choices for an additional fee.

"Geo Holiday is the parent of one of North America’s very successful membership-based vacation clubs, The Geo Group continues to earn international acclaim as one of the preeminent leaders in the global vacation ownership industry.

Founded in 1984 by CEO Alex Burstein, The Geo Group has evolved into a multifaceted vacation services organization with more than 300 employees providing club management, resort development, member services, sales, marketing and capital services."

"The Geo Group’s corporate growth has been fueled by a series of creative licensing and joint ventures that have resulted in record sales of The Geo Group’s programs.

The company also holds the exclusive rights to offer Fairfield’s “FairShare Plus™” program in Canada, successfully marketing the program at one of its corporately owned presentation centres in Ontario.

Despite its steady corporate growth, The Geo Group has never lost track of its original mandate: to provide exceptional customer service and a range of exciting vacation opportunities to its members."

"Geoholiday are always excited by the dozens of families that continue to join Geo’s award-winning vacation clubs each month, we are truly indebted to the legions of loyal Geo Members who have been with us for many years. (Some Geo Members have been with us for over 20 years!) "

"During your refresher course, we will discuss - in detail - how our program works and the various types of resort experiences available to you.

We will also walk you through some of the truly great features and benefits of your membership, including acceleration, Credit rollover, RCI requests/banking and more!"

One thing I wondered about was whether this operation actually owned any of the resorts.

While I may yet find that they own some properties outright, I have discovered that several resorts are not owned by them at all.

In fact, their relationships with several started with a sales and marketing contract which led to them holding a significant number of intervals.

In one case the Starpoint Resort Group was retained in 2003 to be the timeshare associations exclusive sales representative, and to market and sell the association’s delinquent intervals to the general public.

In 2006, the focus shifted when reports state that Starpoint conveyed a number of these delinquent intervals to a multi-location vacation club known as GeoHoliday Club, which Starpoint had developed.

Recently GeoHoliday / Starpoint have taken steps to have their nominees elected to the board of directors of various timeshare associations, whose resorts they promote, through the solicitation of proxies as well as the influence they hold as the apparent managers of both the intervals and the corresponding voting rights.

This leads me to wonder whether the person buying a membership from them related to any specific interval actually has ownership of the deed itself.

Somewhat reassuring is the fact that they have the in-house expertise of timeshare industry icon Woody Cary who is also the president of Tricom Management, Inc., a company which manages timeshare resort properties on behalf of timeshare owner's associations, as well as a timeshare exchange company named Platinum Interchange out of California.

I'm not sure if there is a potential conflict of interest in having him placed as a director of an association or not, given that he might want to send business his own way if he didn't abstain from voting on such issues.

Also on board is Brian Hurley the founder and current president and chief executive officer of InterCity Capital Corp. and InterCity Escrow Services which together are known as Stewart Vacation Ownership. Both are referred to as highly successful industry experts.

As for whether the prices any vacation club charges are reasonable for the accommodations listed, one must first compare their offerings with other luxury holiday clubs.

For example, the company run by the very rich Steve Case of AOL fame, Exclusive Resorts start their membership plans at $160,000 with a minimum $10,000 yearly maintenance fee based on "just under $1000 per day" with the minimum ten day plan.

Figure on paying over $550,000 for their sixty-day plan the first year.

Their properties are described as luxurious million dollar facilities and appear to surpass the offerings of GeoHoliday.

A bit out of my price bracket even with a 75% refund policy, but then again so is $40,000 non-refundable upfront.

To each his own I suppose, but I think for now I'll just travel when I want, to where I want, when I can afford to pay for just the vacation itself (and not some salesman's lifestyle) after carefully evaluating whether it's a good deal or not.

If you search online classifieds you can find out what people are reselling their GeoHoliday Vacation Club Memberships for.

This alone should give some perspective of the benefits in belonging to such clubs.

It should also be noted that website links which originally went to the Fairfield Fairshare Plus - Thru Geoholiday Group, now redirect to Wyndham Vacation Resorts.

Fairfield originally stated they had over 80 International Resorts through Fairfield Resorts plus RCI and boasted that FairShare Plus is the third largest timeshare exchange network in the world (behind RCI and Interval International), and members can use their points both for resort stays and a wide variety of travel/leisure products including airfare, cruises, accommodations and specialized leisure activities and attractions.


Franz Hanning CEO/President Fairfield Resorts (407) 370-5202


Geo Group Promotional Brochure

(arda.org/AM/Template.cfm?Section=GEO)

Responding to both new consumers and its existing base of more than 15,000 owners/members is something that The Geo Group seems to do best.

Starting with GeoPremiere, a floating time/floating space, multi-destination vacation club, The Geo Group was one of the first companies in North America to introduce a points-based club with the advent of GeoHoliday in 1991.

In addition, The Geo Group provides fee-simple ownership at one of its corporately owned resorts.

Geo’s most recent innovation is GeoPlus/GeoUltra; a unique enhancement that allows GeoHoliday members to directly redeem their holiday credits toward the various vacation opportunities offered through the RCI Points program.


About The Geo Group

(October 2001)

Resort Condominiums International, LLC (RCI) and The Geo Group, one of Canada's largest timeshare developers, today announced an agreement to affiliate GeoHoliday, The Geo Group's multi-destination points-based vacation club, with RCI Points, RCI's worldwide points-based exchange system.

An RCI affiliate since 1988, GeoHoliday is a timeshare vacation club in which consumers pay a one-time fee to purchase "credits" that are made available each year for a term of 45 years, as compared with traditional timeshare where consumers typically purchase deeded weeklong ownership interests in resorts.

GeoHoliday credits can be redeemed each year for a variety of vacation choices providing consumers with tremendous flexibility in the selection of resorts, types of accommodations, time of year and length of stay within the GeoHoliday resort network.

The Geo Group of Companies is a multi-faceted organization dedicated to providing a comprehensive range of products and services to its international consumer base.

Primarily involved in the development, management and sale of leisure products and properties, 17 years of award-winning success have encouraged The Geo Group to continue its expansion into finance, marketing infrastructures and international trade sectors.

Geo was one of the first organizations in the world to embrace the 'vacation club' system and is widely recognized as one of the leaders in the global vacation ownership industry.

The Geo Group and its marketing partners have successfully introduced over 10,000 member families to its program and now facilitates over 50,000 vacations per year.

All Geo members' vacations are custom-designed and personally arranged by a team of professional vacation counselors utilizing the industry's most sophisticated computer network.


Promotional material has been printed by Epcot Graphics, Toronto, 905-940-4004.


Alex Burstein, Alex E. Burstein, the founder and driving force behind the Geo Group of Companies is, by all accounts, a very successful and reputable businessman with interests and ties to Ontario, Manitoba and Florida.

Alex Burstein

Some of Alex Burstein and family's many accomplishments include the creation of these corporate entities.

Geoflorida, Inc. - Incorporated by Alex E Burstein, Geoflorida, Inc. is located at 251 Consumers Rd # 100 Willowdale, ON M2J. Geoflorida, Inc. was incorporated on Monday, January 27, 1992 in the State of FL and is currently not active. Henry B Handler represents Geoflorida, Inc. as their registered agent.

Palm-Aire Corp. - Incorporated by Alex E Burstein, Gilles Leroux, Yvan Charron, Regency at Palm-Aire Corp. is located at 251 Consumers Rd # 100 Willowdale, ON. Regency at Palm-Aire Corp. was incorporated on Monday, May 03, 1993 in the State of FL and is currently not active. Henry Handler represents Regency at Palm-Aire Corp. as their registered agent.

Ghd Properties (Florida), Inc. - Incorporated by Alex E Burstein, Peter M Ashton, Ghd Properties (Florida), Inc. is located at PO Box F42683 FREEPORT, BAHAMAS,. Ghd Properties (Florida), Inc. was incorporated on Monday, August 31, 1992 in the State of FL and is currently not active. David A Beyer represents Ghd Properties (Florida), Inc. as their registered agent.

Geo Investments of Florida, Inc. - Incorporated by Alex Burstein, Gerald J Eberhardt, Geo Investments of Florida, Inc. is located at 2255 Glades Rd Ste 218A Boca Raton, FL 33431. Geo Investments of Florida, Inc. was incorporated on Friday, February 06, 1998 in the State of FL and is currently not active. Corporation Service Company represents Geo Investments of Florida, Inc. as their registered agent.

Geoholiday Properties (Florida), Inc - Incorporated by Alex E Burstein, Paul Burstein, Geoholiday Properties (Florida), Inc. is located at 2225 Sheppard Ave E Fl 18 Toronto, ON. Geoholiday Properties (Florida), Inc. was incorporated on Tuesday, July 23, 1991 in the State of FL and is currently active. Bspa Corporate Services, Inc. represents Geoholiday Properties (Florida), Inc. as their registered agent.

Geopremier Properties (Florida), Inc. - Incorporated by Alex E Burstein, Paul Burstein, Geopremier Properties (Florida), Inc. is located at 2225 Sheppard Ave E Fl 18 Toronto Ontario, CA. Geopremier Properties (Florida), Inc. was incorporated on Sunday, May 16, 1993 in the State of FL and is currently active. Bspa Corporate Services, Inc. represents Geopremier Properties (Florida), Inc. as their registered agent.

40 EGLINTON AVE EAST, SUITE 601
TORONTO, ONTARIO CA M4P 3A2


MEADOW OAKS CONDOMINIUM ASSOCIATION, INC.
5950 IMPERIALAKES BLVD, MULBERRY FL 33860

Title PD

BURSTEIN, ALEX
2225 SHEPPARD AVE E. 18TH FLOOR
TORONTO, ONTARIO, CANADA CA M2J 5C2


geo marketing colorado

Geo Marketing Colorado Inc., Paul Burstein, Betty Eisenstadt, Helen Frim


GEO DEVELOPMENT COLORADO, INC.

This information is current as of January 6, 2010.
Entity Name: GEO DEVELOPMENT COLORADO, INC.
Status: Active File Date: 06/13/2002
Entity Type: Domestic Corporation File Number: C14969-2002
Entity Age: 8 Years, 1 Month
Registered Agent:
Doris Azevedo

750 Wells Fargo Ln
Stateline, NV 89449

Phone: Fax: