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 ...
We have been Wyndham owners since 1999. The resorts are great, the staff is also attentive and welcoming. However, the sales offices cloaked as Member Services are pressure cookers where money trumps truth. Should you prevail and NOT purchase an upgrade, you are directed to sign a form that says ...
My wife and I were coerced into signing a timeshare contract we never really wanted through several acts of fraud on the part of Wyndham Vacation Resorts. This is our story. On September 9, while we were vacationing at the Fairfield Inn in Atlantic City, New Jersey, we were approached on the street ...
When we got to Pegosia Springs last July, we both were suffering from Altitude Sickness. The two salesman told us he had a plan to help us cut our Montly Maintiance fees. If we would buy 152,000 points at $38000. He said he was going to put those points with Wyndham and they would sell them for ...
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 — ...
I was frauded out $2641.00 plus a scheduled monthly payment of $552.42 begining July 3. We were lied to and misrepresented by saleperson in a Timeshare upgrade. I requested that they do not apply for credit for the down payment and they applied for a Bill Me Later Account for $2500 with was denied ...