I sent this company $798 to sell my timeshare and to rent out my week but I did not receive a phone call, e-mail, fax, nothing. They promised me the world and I did not hear from anyone. Debra Laughrey originally called me and when I tried to contact her I was told she no longer worked in that ...
Copeland Marketing aggressively assured me of selling my timeshare property. After giving them $800, I never heard from them again. I sent emails and letters without responses. ...
I was taken for $600. I tried several times to contact the company. Total no show. We do not deserve this kind of treatment. We should get a refund from these crooks. ...
It started with a call from woman who said her name was Val Reese.indicated she representd a realestate company that would sell my time share. She said it would cost $900 to sell the time share for $23,000. I filled out the contract and faxed it on March 29. I also included my credit card number. ...
In Sept I was told by Phil Zulli that he would have no problem selling my Westgate Villas property for around 12K as his office was located across from the International Speedway and lot's of visitors, especially foreigners intersted in purchasing timeshares. I paid $450 as the fee to get started. ...
In August of I created some online questions regarding the chance of promoting a timeshare home that I possess with my spouse. I obtained several calls in exchange within the next couple weeks. One of these simple calls was from Wayne Ohlin of Copeland Advertising. He offered the standard sales ...