My wife and I were invited to a sales presentation by Coral Resorts in Hilton Head, SC, to purchase a time-share property for vacation use. We were told that we would get a deed to the property and that the cost was $24,900 and $395 closing cost. 20% would be required for the down payment and the ...
I too was ripped off by these people. The sales person didn't say one thing that was actually true. He took our red week timeshare with high trading value and gave us a 1500 points tri-ennial (every three years). First of all it takes 83,000 points through RCI to trade into one of their own ...
We're not a new comer to timeshares. Nevertheless we were really deceive (ok I'll not sugar coat it) we were flat out lied to throughout the timeshare presentation. The preservation charge is significantly more than increase what we were informed it'd be. Furthermore we were informed they Timeshare ...
We were totally lied to whenever we bought a timeshare from Barrier Hotels within the summer of 2009. The saleswoman, Vicki, who offered us her phony title and telephone number doesn't actually work-there today. She informed us we'd have the ability to consider three holidays annually plus obtain a ...
We bought a timeshare from Coral Resorts for Island Links in May. We caught them in many lies up front and confronted them and they added extra RCI points and a FREE developer week with no charge for use within 2 years. This convinced us to continue on and buy. Bad mistake. We have found many lies ...
I worked briefly for Coral Resorts as a salesman in 2006. The training lasted a few days, not many hours, and then we were placed out on the sales floor. As a former Realtor/Broker I approached timeshare sales as a real estate transaction requiring full exposure and honest representation of the ...