I usually write reviews about restaurants but given that there's not a lot of information on the…read moreinternet about this company, I feel obligated to contribute a review about them here. I first heard about this company through the Richmond Hill Taste of the Hill multicultural festival that my family went to, Waypoint has a booth there with a draw to win a trip for 2 to Hawaii. As expected, several members of my family entered the draw. About 2 weeks later, my mom got a call saying had won the draw but they needed to ask some questions first. They asked several demographic questions such as whether she was married, between the age of 35-70 and whether her income was above a certain range, because in order to receive the prize, you had to fill this criteria. This seemed a little sketchy to me to ask these personal questions because usually it's a skill testing question so I asked them to send it to me in a written email. In the email they provided an address and an invitation to go to a travel expo show, to claim the prize you had to attend the 90min show. It also said 'each specially selected couple is guaranteed to receive one of the three high valued gifts' without mention of any other obligations or fine print. So I thought - why not, I'll just go with my elderly mom to make sure it's not a scam and that she knows what's going on. After I drove an hour to Mississauga, we walk in the door to find several other couples there and each Waypoint rep is to be paired with each couple. When I was asked to sign in, my moms name wasn't even on the check in sheet, which was a huge red flag. I figured if we drove all the way here, we might as well listen to the 90min presentation and learn something- and I definitely did...about marketing techniques. The gist of the presentation was that Waypoint was started by this tax lawyer who (IMO cleverly)found a loophole in the system where you can use your RRSP to buy into Waypoint, almost like a timeshare but without the maintenance costs of owning a timeshare. You buy into Waypoint's point system that can be redeemed for extremely cheap resort packages. The catch is, you have to pay a $20K (today only! After that it's $24K) one time fee that you can get $~10K back through your tax returns. There was a strong emphasis on signing up today, then you can receive your prize of the Hawaii vacation. Now the reason I'm giving Waypoint 2 stars instead of 1 is that I was pretty impressed with their ability to employ the textbook marketing techniques. I have taken business classes before and their use of prize draws to obtain people's contact info, sleek powerpoints, a well-dressed engaging presenter, and urgency advertising was all a great review in sales. They even brought in a sales rep who was Asian to cater to my Asian mom! Unfortunately, I didn't think this was a worth it investment for us- maybe it is better for retirees who have more free time to travel, but also it seems questionable about the appropriateness of using ones RRSP for something like this.

This is somewhat awkward as I wrote a great review about this company a few weeks back and now its…read moreno where to be found . Anyhow Ill make this short and sweet ,,,I have attended at least a dozen presentations like this while traveling the globe to no avail until I had seen THIS because THIS actually makes sense ... the ability to invest with TAX money is ingenious and what better investment than in travel .. at least for me because travel=happiness! Love it!

We booked a trip to DR , all inclusive. Resort was so and so, nothing spectacular. Their "travel…read morerepresentative " at the resort though, that's a rip-off! He sold us an excursion and it was mostly lies. We did not see the attractions advertised, it was mostly a trip to overpriced stores they had deals with. Canada Vacations did not respond to multiple inquiries concerning their representative. Not even a "sorry" ...

We booked a package to Grenada through Air Canada vacations. The plane clearly had not been…read moreserviced between flights, garbage was flowing out of the washroom bins less than an hour into the flight. Upon arrival, my suitcase was lost, I did not get it for 4 days. Air Canada Vacations response? "Air Canada is a separate entity from us, call them". Zero help.

As a board member, it has been a positive experience dealing with our property manager Maureen…read moreCayer. She is always accessible, very reliable, and eager to resolve issues when feasible in a cost effective manner. Thank you for your services.

If I could give fewer stars I would. They do not maintain the building and treat maintenance…read morerequests as a hassle instead of their job. Being ignored is bad enough but they become verbally abusive when asked to fix building problems

Absolute SCAM company. Terrants and landlords AVOID. Terms state they can keep all deposits, and…read morethey encourage/harass you to give them extra. They continue to email me leases to sign even though the propertly landlord already backed out of the deal. STAY AWAY FROM THEM!!

Terrible service... there is no value in this company. They lie about everything and will spam call…read moreyou until you agree to meet with them. Be aware from this lady who sounds super nice on the phone. Her name is . If you ask to meet them before the appointment at their office they always have an excuse of why they cant meet you in their office. You will only meet the agent when they come to the property and than there is no one who works in the office. This is a fraud company and they must be stopped. Stay far away from them as possible. Eddy and his partner Evita are a bunch of crooks