Timeshares Quick Sale
"Pat" and timeshares give the feeling that your property will be sold within 60-90 days, only to find out you've been ripped off $600 by trusting their word. New York

I, too, was scammed by Timeshares Quick Sale. I contacted them in good faith, (they were even recommended to me by the timeshare resort) that they could sell my timeshare in Texas within the allocated time. I was contacted by "Pat" (if that is even his real name). He was very reassuring that the property would sell with no problem and I would make money off the property. I sent him $600 and thought I would be receiving a check in the mail within the next two months for the property. Little did I know...

I tried to contact "Pat" on numerous occasions within the next several months to see how the sell was going. The person on the other end would always say, "He's not in; He's out sick with his diabetics, " etc. I would inquire if any offers had been placed on the property, the person would always say, "No".

I started to get worry when I tried to find my property listing on the internet, tried calling "Pat" and the phone number had been changed. I could not reach this company. Then I tried to put my customer ID # and the number came back "deleted from system."

I finally came across the listing of other people who had been scammed by this same company. I was shocked and couldn't believe what I was reading. These people are cruel and need to be stopped and punished by the full extent of the law.

I will never be that trustworthy again with anyone else.

Company: Timeshares Quick Sale
Country: USA
Site: timesharesquicksale.com

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