On September 1 my husband and I agreed to sell our timeshare through Timeshares Quick Sale International. The fee we were charged was $699 and was supposed to cover the cost of advertising, legal fees, and fees to file documents when we sold the property. We paid the full amount at the time of the ...
They had called several times and then offered $100 off the fee. I looked at the website and went over the information with them on the phone. They said that if they didnt sell my timeshare within 6 months then they would advertise it for another 6 months. I checked regulary on the website until ...
Offer to post a Marriott time share at Grand Vista to sale, for 2 years. I paid $699. At this time I am not able to contact them, neither by phone, e mail or its page.in a different page with the same name my property is not included. Gerardo san juan U.S.A. ...
I unfortanalty went ahead and tried to sell my timeshare through a bogus company who now has no web site or phone line: (i talked to the same person on more than one occation: Chris Murphy @ 18005298313 they charged my account for $499 i was also told the whole time that it wouold only cost 400 ...
I also have apparently been scammed by the same individuals. I paid $600 to list my timeshare and was promised sale within months or a free cruise. I kept in correspondance with the company, but they were never able to provide me with any information. I did receive a brochure for a not so free ...
This company ripped me off $699.00 for internet advertising to sell my timeshare which I paid for on my credit card. I did not get the full 6 months of advertising which would have expired on Dec. 23. I was also promised an additional 6 months of advertising (free of charge per CHRIS NIELSEN) along ...