My wife and I are time-share owners with Wyndham Resorts. We have been for a number of years now. Everytime we go on vacation they set up a little meeting to see how things are going. During these meetings they always attempt to sell us more time. We've pretty much quit going to these little get ...
Last August, due to Hurricane Irene we had to evacuate our timeshare in Newport on our first day. While a hurricane is an act of God and certainly not Wyndham's responsibility (we had no problem with the evacuation, made sense) it was what happened afer the hurricane was over that was the problem — ...
August, because of Storm Irene we'd to leave our timeshare on our time in Newport. Although a storm is definitely an act of God and definitely not Wyndhamis obligation (we'd not a problem using the evacuation, made sense) it had been what occurred afer the storm was over which was the issue — and ...
We was tricked into buying a timeshare from the Wyndham Smoky Mountain Resort on November l6. We have two timeshares with Wyndham that we have owned since the 1990's. We were told that they were deeded timeshares that would pass on to our children at our deaths. They told us if we bought a new ...
I own a Wyndham points-based timeshare. The loan is paid in full. Since I've owned it I have not had the opportunity to use it a single tim. Any time My wife or I attempted to make a reservation by phone or internet nothing was available anywhere for up to a year in advance including our "home ...
Fairfield hotels turned Wyndham hotels and so forth... Timeshare traps are time-share barriers. It generally does not matter what they're named or how they're structured. After they got your (money) cash there's no way to avoid it. They've it for a lifetime with regular costs for preservation. ...