Primont Homes

Make sure you know what you're paying for, these aren’t the friendliest people to deal with and they definitely do not keep their word – all their worried about is getting their money. Supposedly I was invited to an exclusive VIP event where I was offered a "deal" price on the purchase. The catch is I couldn't put any caps on levies or address any other concerns I spoke about with my lawyer prior to showing up to my appointment. They even completely removed the page that gives the buyer the right to have a lawyer review the contract after having signed it (which I didn't even notice till they finally gave me my copy of the signed contract a week later!).
But anyways I thought to myself "I got a good price so if anything goes wrong (such as increases in anything) I have that wiggle room." So a month later, I go back to the sales office to drop off the next deposit and realize that no they didn't give me the exclusive price, my contract shows the same amount which is listed on their current price list a month later! So after trying to get in touch with Primont Homes and eventually having to bring the issue to the sales reps since I hadn't heard back from Primont, I'm told that they don't write up the contract and that the computer automatically generates the numbers based on a given date. So naturally, this is where I think the problem occurred, maybe someone forgot to go in and overwrite the computer. I finally get in touch with the VP at Primont to explain. After a long discussion she says all she can offer is to return my deposits and end the contract and she adds in that the lot I have is in high demand and others want it anyways. So it seems like no loss for Primont, but she quickly goes back on her word by sending an email saying that if I want to end the contract I would need to discuss with my lawyer. The contract states that changes to the contract can be made as long as both parties agree, so she could very well offer to return my deposits or make some sort of adjustment since there was an error in the purchase price.
All in all, you cannot trust anything they say. I may just be stuck in this, but for the rest of you researches looking to buy keep in mind the increases in price from the original to whatever they’re currently offering. Now that you know the price differences you may be able to get away with adding some extras into your contract or getting them to pay some of those closing costs. Or you may just not want to do business with these people at all as they're not the best to deal with.
In response to the "Company Review", the point I'm trying to get across is that Primont (and it's sales agents) aren't true to their word. First, the sales agents will tell you what you want to hear not necessarily what is true. In my case, the sales agents even contradicted each other - Mike said that the price list (with lower prices) that I had received was based on prices that were being offered months ago and that the prices have been going up since then, then when I spoke with Josie she said these prices were from a friends and family event on March 6th,2014 (2 days before my scheduled VIP event day). So someone must not be telling the truth here because the stories don't match. Later, when I dealt with head office, I was offered an option outside of the terms of the contract which I said I'd get back to you with an answer but at that point you no longer wanted to agree to that offer and retracted it. As long as both parties agree then amendments to the contract are possible. So you see, Primont has not kept their word and I'm not sure they're even truthful in what they say, it feels like I've been tricked with what they say compared to what goes into the contract.