I was contacted by Copeland Marketing by phone after I responded to their solicitation on the internet in October or November. I was told that Copeland Marketing would sell my time share and take their fee of $400 out of the sale. I was in over my head with a time share I did not want or need so I ...
My experience is very similar to that of Janie from Alabama on another consumer complaints.in my case, I was contacted by a woman named Alyssa Gould who said the company could sell my timeshare for $28,500 and their sale rate was 95%. I didn't even sign a contract with them and was out $500. I ...
Robin Failla of Copeland Marketing contacted me on April 7 and told me she had an offer from a buyer to purchase my Ft. Lauderadel time share for $18,900 and closing would be within the next ten days. Two facts should have red-flagged me: (1) that she feared losing the buyer if I didn't act ...
I wish I knew about this website before I gave my credit card number to these people. At least I did not sign anything. I've been trying to contact them about a problem in the contract they sent me, and lately, all I've been getting are busy signals. If you are on this site to do research before ...
Seller's beware&If you are trying to sell a timeshare DO NOT use Copeland Marketing Corporation to list it. The sales staff will lie to you to create a sense of urgency like "I will have this sold by the weekend!" and they will set unrelistic expectations giving you inflated sales ...