I bought a timeshare at the Mayan Palace in Puerto Vallarta. The salesperson convinced me that i would be able to rent it. She connected me with Resort Advertising Network. They assured me my weeks would rent. Needless to say... They have NEVER rented. Now the phone number for this ...
Buyer beware - the Sales force at the Mayan Palace Resort works directly with a non-existent company called Luxury Resort Management (aka Resort Advertising Network) to scam travelers who sit through their timeshare marketing campaign. We fell for the scam. The Mayan Palace representative promised ...
After two years of expecting to rent one of our rental units purchased as a timeshare from Mayan Resorts in Mexico, I called both the 1-800 and the regular phone number at Resorts Intl's Marketing to inquire as to why we had not either been contacted or received a rental check. The 1-800 number is ...
I was told by the presentitive of the company, he would'nt have any problem selling my timeshare Because I have Prime property in the florida area. All I need is a down payment of $299 and he would defer the of $599 balance until he sell the property. I's been two years since I herd from Superstar ...
I referred Resorts International Marketing to a friend of mine. To my surprise and dis belief my friend contacted me with this consumer complaints and said I should look into it. So I did. From my own experience as an owner of many timeshares over many years, I have had 2 timeshares sold through ...
I was called by the "Vice President" and told they had a buyer and I could sell my property for 22,000. It's been a year and a half. I've never had any offers. Everytime I have called to find out what was going on they all told me the same "we have our best closers working on your ...