Sent $500 to "Ronnie" on 2/14/07 and received the worthless piece of paper entitled Marketing Agreement. Looked official but when we trid to call them for our rebate of purchasing agreement when timeshare unsold, numbers were disconnected. ...
This was not the first company that had listed my timeshare but it will be the last. Mr. Lamborn earns your trust and promises to refund any money paid to him if he couldn't sell my property. A year and a half later I find out the company is out of business and I am out $900. Lesson learned if they ...
This company agreed to sell my time share in a year or my money $1099 would be returned I had hear nothing from them so I tried to call by phone and they told me to wiat until the time period had elapsed. Now my writen letter was return as they had move and their phone number had b e disconnected. ...
On 1/31/07, I received a call from a representative of WWV Marketing stating that for a fee (refundable) of $ 899.00, they would advertise for sale or rent the La Cabana timeshare that I owned in Aruba. I executed the documents and the $ 899 fee was paid by credit card. The salesperson stipulated ...
We were contacted by this company and assured that they had been around for years and that they have helped sell many timeshares. He assured us that if the timeshare didn't sell they would refund our money win-win situation. We do not use the timeshare so we wanted to sell it so we signed on. Then ...
World Wide Vacation Marketing is a fraud company. We realized this a month after signing up with them. I tried looking them up thru the chamber of commerce, I googled the address and there is no such listing. Ken Lamborne the sales rep is a scam artist and promised to sell our time share, not only ...