I was contacted by Mr Scott Stacey from Worldwide Time Shares and that if I would list my timeshare, that he had a buyer immediately. He also said that they would sell 2 of the 3 weeks I had banked for no additional charge. This was all on 9/13/04. I was then sent an agreement to sign, even though ...
In November we "listed" our timeshare at Fairfield Mountains with Chris Lang at Worldwide timeshares. We paid $699. We never could find an add on their website nor did we get any calls or offers. When we attempted to call Worldwide timeshares, no one would take our call unless we used a ...
They claimed to have someone there inthe office waiting to purchase my timeshare. Use credit card to secure their services and the sale would be completed in 3/4 days. If that person was not interested, the ad would continue until the sale was completed. I have not heard feom the company. Several ...
Worldwide Timeshares has to be one of the slickest companies I have come across. It seems they plan well inadvance to take advantage of your situation. At least they did in our case We listed with this company on the 24 February after an unsolicitated phone call we had recieved from a Mr. Thomas ...
Stacy Scott, representing Worldwide Time Share Sales, called me and said he had a buyer for my timeshare (which was on the web with Sell My Timeshare Now). They were in his office and would I take $15,000 for it. I was trying to sell it for $14,500, so I of course said yes. Then he said they were ...
January 20 I received a call from a Jason Halbrook stating he had a buyer in his office wanting to buy my timeshare even though I had no contract with Worldwide. He was very insistent that he had a buyer. He guaranteed he was selling it right then. I would receive a cashier check for $11,500 in the ...