I was contacted by Casey Eckstadt at Copeland Marketing about renting out my timeshare. He stated repeatedly this was a 100% full refund of the $799 fee during the first 3 years. He stated he needed my credit card # to prepare the authorization form and rental agreement for me to review and if I ...
Copeland Marketing Corporation was paid money (699.00) to supply the service of advertising and selling my timeshare. I never recieved any pototype of the advertisement or could I get anyone to return a phone call. If and when I did get to talk to someone, it was never the same person and a person ...
We were contacted by Amanda at Copeland just a few days after my husband completed an on-line survey in which he indicated that we would be interested in selling a time-share. She was, as others have written very persuasive, but she gave me a selling price that was so high for the area that it set ...
I was contacted by Copeland Marketing Corp. To sell my timeshare. Unfortunately (or in this case, fortunately) I had been ripped off before by a real estate company who charged me upfront for an appraisal five years ago when I was attempting to sell this same timeshare - so I was leary. Not only ...
I am also a victim of Copeland Marketing. I paid them $350.00 to sell my timeshare and have been unable to get any response from them since I read all the reports here and on other websites. I really want to get in on the class action law suit. What is the update I see a few people have been ...
I was contacted by someone from Copeland Marketing name Destiny in August. I told her that I wanted to sell my timeshare. She gave a real good sales pitch, telling me about the company, how they were members of the BBB and had a good rating. I gave her information about my timeshare and she told me ...