We, like so many others of you, have owned our timeshare for going on 6 years now. We have not been able to use the timeshare even once because of lack of availability, and the contradictory information we receive, depending on who we talk to. We have tried several times to make a reservation, but ...
Fraud and rip-off sales by Fairfield Resorts: Timeshare fraud and Fairfield Resort are synononous. Fairfield Resorts uses untruthful gimmicks, lies, deception, misrepresentation, and bait and switch techniques to get you to sign a timeshare contract and keep you from canceling this contract within ...
This company is extremely fraudulent. They take $200.00 off the top of each sale made by the employee. When asked why they were taking the money, employees were told they were "marketing" fees, the site VP also added "don't worry about things you can't change". Upon further ...
December We were given a 3 night reservation at the Palm Aire Resort or the Sheraton Yankee Clipper or the Sheraton Yankee Trader or a "comporable area upgrade hotel" (according to their welcome letter) in order to experience their facility in Pompano Beach, Florida. When we got to the ...
I recently bought a timeshare from Fairfield Resorts in Las Vegas, and I have not received a penny of what I paid for since I began my membership! First of all, the sales offered me discounts on airfare for Fairfield Gold members, as well as free vacation packages. None of those existed. Also, I ...
I purchased a timeshare with the Fairfield Resorts in Williamsburg, Va. Oct. 2004 in the amount of $16,800. I was told by Shaun Parson & Dave Hubbard that my plan allowed me and my family one week vacation at my choosing each year upon giving a 13 months notice, this would guarantee me of my ...