March 16th, I was contacted by Connie Hegel (no longer employed) to list my timeshare with Copeland Marketing. I agreed to do so and was charged $900 (by credit card. I signed a contract allowing Copeland Marketing to market and sell my timeshare for $7500. June 3rd I contacted Copeland to get an ...
Copeland Marketing Corp. Advertised the service of selling Time Share Property. I inquired about the service and spoke with Jessica Butler a company representative. I was told that I would have to pay $800 dollars to the company as a retainer. My Liki Tiki Villas Time Share Property would be ...
In November I was contacted by Copeland Marketing. They claimed they could and would list my timeshare properties. One they claimed would sell for about $19,900, the other for $21,900, making my cost to use this company $1200 for both listings. Prior to remitting money or signing a contract I did ...
June I fell for the scam that Copeland Marketing would sell my time share in as little as six months. At first, I pushed and said I did not want to give them $700 up front. The caller then put their manager on and he proceed to con me in to signing. He said that as a special incentive and as his ...
Yep, All you have to do is fall for the 'concerned' CMC employees sales pitch. What a crock! Once you have signed and sent them a deposit get used to listening to their answer machine's 'This message may be recorded...' Don't you wish they would record just a piece of what you want to say. No ...
They took the money and ran unable to contact them ...