Bluegreen

Bluegreen is just one of many companies employing creative tactics to get around the Do Not Call Registry, established in 2003 to give consumers the right to block unsolicited calls from telemarketers.

Skirting the Do Not Call Registry | Impact Lab 2007

Bluegreen Corp. topped the list of Biggest Percentage Price Gainers among common stocks on the New York Stock Exchange at the close.

Bluegreen, eLong: Biggest Price Gainers (BXG, LONG) MARKET DATA STAFF 2011

Also lagging the market Tuesday are real estate development shares, down on the day by about 0.1% as a group, led down by Bluegreen, lower by about 2.4% and Stratus Properties

Home Health Care Continues To Crater 2010

Also lagging the market Tuesday are real estate development shares, down on the day by about 0.1% as a group, led down by Bluegreen, lower by about 2.4% and Stratus Properties

Home Health Care Continues To Crater 2010

Last fall, as it found it couldn't securitize its loans, Bluegreen started scaling back its business by cutting half of its staff, reducing its development spending and negotiating with its lenders for payment-deadline extensions.

Hotels Sound the Alarm on Time Shares 2009

Time-share operator Bluegreen and other companies have found creative ways around restrictions on telemarketing.

Skirting the Do Not Call Registry | Impact Lab 2007

Bluegreen says it has set up hundreds of similar kiosks in malls and other public venues across the country.

Skirting the Do Not Call Registry | Impact Lab 2007

(For its part, Bluegreen maintains that the affiliates with whom it shares the numbers it gleans from sweepstakes are legitimate, although it declines to identify the other firms.) "The law has too many loopholes, and damages that private citizens can seek are not enough," says Bulmash of Private Citizen.

Skirting the Do Not Call Registry | Impact Lab 2007

That is, unless you are Bluegreen, a timeshare operator.

Spam 2007

As she takes a break from a day of shopping at Atlanta's Perimeter Mall, Bobbie Hill is approached by a rep from a nearby kiosk, who asks if she wants to enter a raffle to win $50,000 or a vacation from time-share operator Bluegreen.

Spam 2007