In a nutshell, my husband and I purchased a timeshare through the fast-talking, glam-promoting squad and dream fakers of King Creek Plantation. We purchased it in the summer of 2012, and we have paid over $2,000 in member and maintenance fees. Our loan was a total of $9,000 and we still owe them ...
Kings Creek Plantation treat their customers as if they really dont want repeat business or word of mouth advertising. I have an every other year contract with Kings Creek. The first year we owed we did not pay the maintenance fees on time (due in Feb paid in April). They told us that they would ...
Kings Creek Plantation's sales manager lied to me. He said that there would be no increases in maintenance fees until the company stopped building the resort and that then it would be up to the Property Owners association to determine annual fees. He told me many other things regarding RCI that ...
Purchased in 2005. Told we could go anywhere we wanted because of floating week. The only places available within reason were in Florida regardless of when we wanted to go. Never able to use as we were told as in when we wanted to. Complained to resort and they had no compassion and places blame on ...
In October I visited Kings Creek Plantation and was subjected to a timeshare sales presentation. The sales agent is a professional con-artist. I was told of the unique vacation package that went along with the timeshare purchase. Unlimited $299 week long vacations. I was not able to find out about ...
They said I won a Bahamas Cruise but I had to pay $250. They consitently insisted that I pay $250 to receieved the price and refuse to give a gift card via mail when asked. They required to visist the Williamsburg site (without telling me what I am visiting). ...