BlueWorldPools

You've seen the pool advertised on TV, free installation, etc., for under 500? Forget it. The sales person comes out and goes into the differences in the pool liners, pumps, etc. Then she tells you that for the inexpensive one, you must raise your homeowners by 150,000 and get a letter signed by a lawyer before you can buy it. Then they show you the next one, with a 14,500 price difference. They will communicate with the office several times and the car salesman on the other end goes into this long diatribe about the pools, lower the price and throw in stuff. The salesman will claim they can get you a show pool at a reduced cost, and claim it's a new thing, yet the paperwork mentions pager numbers. When you read the fine print, you see the interest rate is 29.99%. Tell them no way and they tell you that's the last resort interest. When you hear back, the rate is 34% and they immediately tell you they will sell you the next step up pool at a cost of 8000 and you will get a 15% interest rate. So let me get this straight, you can't get the most inexpensive without a form from a lawyer... the next one up is 34% based on credit they say, but since your credit isn't perfect they will put you more in debt for less interest? Also they say they will put a lien on your home for the pool... you can't put a ien on a home for a pool sitting on the grounds. I researched the pools, the size they offer runs about 1500, the ion filter another 1000 on average, Solar covers average 100. So they are trying to sell you a pool at 15,000 for what cost them less than 2000. Unreal how they are still in business. They also tell you that you can cancel in writing within 3 days... but you must do it in writing and of course they can tell you they didn't get it. Cancelling the pool can cost you 50% to 100%