Premier Timeshare Solutions called us to inform us that they had a buyer for our world Mark Time share. That the person had put down 20% of our asking price, which they evidently had researched. They further said that they would have the sale completed in four to six weeks. The price was a little more that I was asking for, but the world mark properties have an excellent reputation. He explained that the process would require some time in titled search, Legal, followed in finance. He asked for the names and amounts I had paid others to sell my time share and stated that seeing the property had been sold that he would send out letters to all other time shares I had listed and I sould have most of that money back before the closing of my timeshare. I made several attempts to find out where our time share was in the process. The #2 terms for their company stated that every offer that was made would be sent to use for our approval or for our rejection. Seeing that they told us our time share was sold, I asked who the person was. They refused to give me any information saying that they could not give me that information. I cited their #2 Term and was told that they didn't have that information and if they did it would be against the law to give us that information. I found out what the law was and called again. I wanted to know what date the sale would be final. I was quoted July 19th. I waited to call again until Monday the 21st. They stated that the person who put the 20% down owned there own business and that the finance depatment needed further information before final sale. They stated that they were given until august 10 to get the information and it would then be another five days before the finance department would be done. I have tried to contact this company many times to get some answers, but I find I have now been put on a do not respond phone list. Our bank card division decided that because they had 120 days total to sell our property that they would not put a judgement against the company. The BBB for Florida lists them as a rating of F and in going through the Attorney Generals Office we have found we were among many with the same complaint. If anyone out there is trying to sell their time share, don't go with anyone that wants money up front. These are all scams, also check with the BBB in that state for their listing and rate.
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