I was contacted by "Mrs. Helena Copeland." I do not even know if that's her real name. "Helena" told me that my timeshare would sell within a month or less. I fell for this line and have never heard from them again. When I call they go into "double talk" mode. I have ...
I have followed all the great information everyone has given on this site, and gone one step further in reporting them to the Federal Trade Comission for Telemarketing Fraud! Just use the link provided by the Fla St Atty Gen office website. It's fast and easy. And if you have a complaint, file it ...
Yep, All you have to do is fall for the 'concerned' CMC employees sales pitch. What a crock! Once you have signed and sent them a deposit get used to listening to their answer machine's 'This message may be recorded...' Don't you wish they would record just a piece of what you want to say. No ...
Ask CMC/EVM to prove the below agreement... Listing Agreement 1. NON EXCLUSIVE RIGHT TO LIST: I hereby grant Copeland Marketing Corporation the right, commencing on 07/22/05 to promote, advertise and generate public interest in the rental of the following described vacation interval.: Resort Name: ...
Along with the growing list of people, my husband and I have also been scammed by this "Company." Through a search engine website we submitted our information in order to try to sell our timeshare. We were quickly contacted by CMC and "coaxed" into sending a "listing ...
We were contacted by Amanda at Copeland just a few days after my husband completed an on-line survey in which he indicated that we would be interested in selling a time-share. She was, as others have written very persuasive, but she gave me a selling price that was so high for the area that it set ...