In August of Mr and Mrs. S from Florida visited Maui, Hawaii and took in a Wyndham timeshare sales presentation. Their salesman was Brian Alazawi. Their complaint is outlined below. Wyndham has been typically non-responsive: "1. resale and investment value We were told that because the Waikiki ...
Wyndham Vacation Resorts got my money and wasted my valuable time. But the worst was the disappointment of my family that their dreams of a California vacation disappeared in thin air. After confirming with WVR that Oceanside as the only place in CA that was available, we booked almost $1,000 worth ...
We were led to believe that buying into this would relieve us of a two week time share in Aruba, for which we pay a hefty maintenance fee each year, and give us extra travel time in the US. We are in our 70s, not in good health, & unable to travel abroad with confidence and independance any ...
We were sold a timeshare/points vacation package. When they used the credit card for the down payment they put $1000 of it on the credit card and used the debit card used for security for the weeks stay for the other $1000. They were to convert our previously owned timeshare into 254,000 points ...
I got sucked into a sales pitch at Wyndam Waikiki Beach Walk resort, I returned the next day and told them that I could not really afford the contract, then the real pressure was on and since I had another appointment I ended up keeping the contract. It should have been voided. Now it's two months ...
In November of we were asked to come to a sales presentation for Wyndham Resorts. During the sales presentation we were told that if we were not able to use our points, we could rent them through extra holidays and someone else could use them and pay us. When we got home I called my sales person ...