Well thanks for the response but I was hoping for answer from source if he wished and not even numerical or in depth explanations....No offense.
Assumptions only perpetuate which is why I spoke to the owner in my text. I would have never asked if the question would u was not thrown out there....

The items I commented on with the exception of that tour company-I have very in depth knowledge of which is why I only asked. I still stand by what I typed originally-specially the insurance amount...even if for 6 months (stand corrected). I know it is very expensive for sure..that was not my argument. I just have an idea prorated or not.

So social living-do they pay in full prior to advance arrivals (far out from may 24)?

Lastly, this is my opinion but I find it hard to believe anyone would just agree to make things right with jps considering the abuse they dish out. You know that. That is one most would forget about making right



QUOTE=Rob;56133]Bruja,

I dont find any of the numbers "glaring" or too high, and maybe a re-look at the facts as stated by Mr. Lawe is in order. As stated by both Mr. Hurt and Mr. Lawe, Jim & Ted began trading as of December 1st, 2011. Mr. Lawe retook the property as of May 24th, 2012. That is a time period of nearly 6 full months.

I point this out because of your question #4 above: "One I find most out there is the insurance. The $23000 USD property insurance bill is really accurate for only 3 months?" - The time frame is not 3 months, but 6 months, and that has been pro-rated. When considering the cost of all the necessary insurance on the property including the very expensive tropical hurricane insurance, I do not find this amount out of the ordina

Your question #2 about the payroll is interesting and noteworthy. When we first saw Sheryl at Sea Splash, the first words we heard her utter to one of the employees was "how much money did Mr. Hurt owe you?" One of her first duties was making the past debts right as to not hurt any innocent parties in this matter. This same thought process may answer some of your other questions as well.

Living Social does make payments just as has been mentioned. They break the payments into several installments, the first one coming within a month of the date of their offering. This is how they operate and explains why nothing could really be stated by Sea Splash until Living Social determined how best to handle this situation. Any comments would have been premature.

As for Jim and Ted, neither are on the island, Ted left sometime in April or early May, and Jim left days after Mr. Lawe retook the property.[/QUOTE]