IBD Marketing is a rip off. I was contacted by IBD marketing in May. They promised me that they will help me sell my timeshare through their unique marketing system which includes virtual tours, telemarketing, advertising, etc. They promised a "90 day guarantee". The way that was supposed ...
IBD Marketing claims to be in the business of selling Time Shares and "strives to remain the most efficient, rapid, and cost effective team to handle all of your timeshare needs." I signed up with IBD over 12 months ago and have not had any results! I have tried to contact Mr. Richard ...
I contacted these people to rent my time share or would consider selling it. They said they would do all for $700. The first payment was $399 on $799 total. I did see it listed for awhile on their site. I see it now. No response from my last email stating such and that no "hot contacts" ...
On 09/15/07 I was checking the internet looking for a company that could sell my timeshare at Orange Lake in Florida and came across their website, sent my information and next day a received a call from the company and spoke with someone by the name of Brian. He told me all they were able to do ...
I had been assured by IBD, per telephone discussion, when they might not promote my timeshare within six months, I'd get a complete reimbursement of $882.00.in the place of awaiting me to delivered authorized agreement they pressed through costs on my charge card. I never did sign agreement. After ...
Was approached by IBD-Marketing and after several grillings from myself and my spouse and the assurance that we were guaranteed a FULL refund if our timeshare sold via another outlet, we agreed to them SENDING us a contract to review. They immediately charged our credit card $249, without receiving ...