St. Maarten & St. Martin Timeshare Condos for Rent or Sale
2008 is shaping up like a busy tourism year for St. Maarten, and a lot of the timeshare rentals posted on www.everythingstmaarten.com are renting out or selling quickly. You can rent or buy directly from the owners at http://www.jmbcommunications.com/sxm/pages/Go/condorentals.shtml .
Ads are free and without commission for all members of JMB Website Supporters. Info on "JWS" is here (currently three years for $59 total, quite a deal): http://www.jmbcommunications.com/sxm/pages/Go/paypal.shtml
Friday, January 04, 2008
$198 Round-Trip Fares From The Northeast, Midwest, and Central Atlantic to St. Maarten
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Why shiver?
Fly from the Midwest, Central Atlantic, or Northeast for just $198 round trip plus taxes, or about $280 total. Warm up with these low round trip fares to hot St. Maarten beaches. These fares apply for travel from now through the end of November...but they won't be available for long.
Early this morning, we posted a Low Airfare Bulletin with all the details at www.jmbcommunications.com/secret, our "secret" website for JMB Website Supporters members only. This is the first time in years we've seen fares this low for multiple cities . . . and there are plenty of available seats.
Dozens of times a year, we tell members about the lowest fares to St. Maarten from 100 US cities coast-to-coast plus cities in Canada and Western Europe. Surprisingly, many fares this year are really low despite record-high jet fuel costs.
Stop shivering! We have a time-limited offer for you. Instead of joining for $49 for one year, you can join for three years for $59 total right now… (And renewals are just $13/year when you select our lowest-cost multiyear renewal option.)
Offer ends soon. Go here to learn more: http://www.jmbcommunications.com/sxm/pages/Go/paypal.shtml
Former members can reinstate their memberships at attractive rates here: http://www.jmbcommunications.com/sxm/pages/support/expired.shtml
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Why shiver?
Fly from the Midwest, Central Atlantic, or Northeast for just $198 round trip plus taxes, or about $280 total. Warm up with these low round trip fares to hot St. Maarten beaches. These fares apply for travel from now through the end of November...but they won't be available for long.
Early this morning, we posted a Low Airfare Bulletin with all the details at www.jmbcommunications.com/secret, our "secret" website for JMB Website Supporters members only. This is the first time in years we've seen fares this low for multiple cities . . . and there are plenty of available seats.
Dozens of times a year, we tell members about the lowest fares to St. Maarten from 100 US cities coast-to-coast plus cities in Canada and Western Europe. Surprisingly, many fares this year are really low despite record-high jet fuel costs.
Stop shivering! We have a time-limited offer for you. Instead of joining for $49 for one year, you can join for three years for $59 total right now… (And renewals are just $13/year when you select our lowest-cost multiyear renewal option.)
Offer ends soon. Go here to learn more: http://www.jmbcommunications.com/sxm/pages/Go/paypal.shtml
Former members can reinstate their memberships at attractive rates here: http://www.jmbcommunications.com/sxm/pages/support/expired.shtml
Thursday, January 03, 2008
St. Maarten Winter Airfares
You'd expect that airlines -- whacked now by record-high jet fuel prices and doing everything possible to cut costs -- would not be offering very good St. Maarten fares. But you'd be wrong.
We have a crew of airfare researchers and Tracy Green, who is in charge, says they are continually baffled by the fact that they continue to find fares this good not just for this Winter, but for Spring, Summer, and even next Fall as well.
Today our members are receiving word about exceptionally low fares from the Northeast, Southeast, Midwest, and Southwest... fares well under what we had expected given the state of the jet fuel market.
"I don't get it," Tracy says. "But it sure makes members happy."
You'd expect that airlines -- whacked now by record-high jet fuel prices and doing everything possible to cut costs -- would not be offering very good St. Maarten fares. But you'd be wrong.
We have a crew of airfare researchers and Tracy Green, who is in charge, says they are continually baffled by the fact that they continue to find fares this good not just for this Winter, but for Spring, Summer, and even next Fall as well.
Today our members are receiving word about exceptionally low fares from the Northeast, Southeast, Midwest, and Southwest... fares well under what we had expected given the state of the jet fuel market.
"I don't get it," Tracy says. "But it sure makes members happy."
Mitt Romney, Smiling Liar From Massachusetts.....
Mitt Romney lied to get elected in Massachusetts and he is lying now about what he did here. Normally we don't talk politics here but as a Massachusetts-based company, now we must.
Mitt Romney said in his Massachusetts campaign for governor that billions of dollars was being wasted in Massachusetts. He said he would stop the waste, make Massachusetts fiscally responsible, and do it with no new taxes.
Had he bothered to do his homework [which he NEVER did here], he would have found that the Massachusetts legislature, in the wake of 9/11 and the fiscal catastrophes it caused, already had eliminated virtually all waste.
So instead of making "tough choices" at the state level (about which he always waxes so poetic), Romney cut local aid to cities and towns, delegating the dirty work to them.
They had a choice: cut police, fire, and schools, or raise taxes. People have died here in fires because fire stations had to be closed as a direct result of Mitt Romney's local-aid budget cuts... stemming from his overwhelming incompetence as governor.
Cities and towns were forced to lay off police, close fire stations, lay off teachers, and raise taxes. Here, more than elsewhere, elderly on fixed incomes facing rising tax burdens had to choose each winter between food, heating their homes, and paying for medicine. This guy now wants to be President?
Mitt Romney looks nice in a suit and says the right things -- mostly lies. He spent his last year as governor here away, campaigning and not doing his job. His choice for lieutenant governor was a vacuous millionaire dilettante nicknamed "Muffy" who was entirely decorative as opposed to functional.
And on health care for all...something Romney frequently brags about...Romney threatened the Massachusetts legislature with huge negative press ["They opposed healthcare" - another Romney lie] if they did not approve his awful health care plan.
His plan: "Everyone in Massachusetts is required to buy health insurance, no matter whether they can afford it, and if you don't buy it we'll fine you $900." That's a health plan?
This country has had enough of lying politicians. Although I don't agree with many of their positions, I respect the honesty and patriotism of John McCain and the honesty and freshness of Mike Huckabee. Either of them stands heads taller than Mitt Romney, the smiling liar from Massachusetts.
Now we'll get back to St. Maarten blogging...
Mitt Romney lied to get elected in Massachusetts and he is lying now about what he did here. Normally we don't talk politics here but as a Massachusetts-based company, now we must.
Mitt Romney said in his Massachusetts campaign for governor that billions of dollars was being wasted in Massachusetts. He said he would stop the waste, make Massachusetts fiscally responsible, and do it with no new taxes.
Had he bothered to do his homework [which he NEVER did here], he would have found that the Massachusetts legislature, in the wake of 9/11 and the fiscal catastrophes it caused, already had eliminated virtually all waste.
So instead of making "tough choices" at the state level (about which he always waxes so poetic), Romney cut local aid to cities and towns, delegating the dirty work to them.
They had a choice: cut police, fire, and schools, or raise taxes. People have died here in fires because fire stations had to be closed as a direct result of Mitt Romney's local-aid budget cuts... stemming from his overwhelming incompetence as governor.
Cities and towns were forced to lay off police, close fire stations, lay off teachers, and raise taxes. Here, more than elsewhere, elderly on fixed incomes facing rising tax burdens had to choose each winter between food, heating their homes, and paying for medicine. This guy now wants to be President?
Mitt Romney looks nice in a suit and says the right things -- mostly lies. He spent his last year as governor here away, campaigning and not doing his job. His choice for lieutenant governor was a vacuous millionaire dilettante nicknamed "Muffy" who was entirely decorative as opposed to functional.
And on health care for all...something Romney frequently brags about...Romney threatened the Massachusetts legislature with huge negative press ["They opposed healthcare" - another Romney lie] if they did not approve his awful health care plan.
His plan: "Everyone in Massachusetts is required to buy health insurance, no matter whether they can afford it, and if you don't buy it we'll fine you $900." That's a health plan?
This country has had enough of lying politicians. Although I don't agree with many of their positions, I respect the honesty and patriotism of John McCain and the honesty and freshness of Mike Huckabee. Either of them stands heads taller than Mitt Romney, the smiling liar from Massachusetts.
Now we'll get back to St. Maarten blogging...
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