Last year I paid resalesbuyowner.com $300 to sell my timeshare and obviously still have not sold it yet. They claimed to be the only resale group that does face to face sales and that they go out into daytona and approach people about buying timeshares. It is all a load of crap. At first the CSR ...
I also joined a demonstration in the Gilbert department at 1450 W Guadalupe. The free items are not free. You can't look for a phone number to get hold of anybody at their site. I just got the amount just because a buddy was silly enough to buy. The client support quantity is 1 800-530-6401 though ...
I went online to Priceline.com searching for cost saving on the resort. I arranged two evenings at Holiday Inn, Savannah, GA for $213.94 (or $106.97 per night). After I examined in resort I told them I had been just remaining one night—they charged me $88.92 for just one night—$18.05 significantly ...
Jean Michel Vannier promised us the wedding of our dreams in Hawaii. He set our party up on a payment plan, because we did not have all of the money for the trip. I was in school at the time and we were living solely off my husband's income, so the payment plan was very convenient. We were ...
Not all publicity is good publicity. The timeshare advance fee resale scam is flying under the national radar. Although this scam is costing timeshare owners millions of dollars it gets no attention. Maybe the success of timesharesonly.com and their radio and t.V. Commercials is giving the ...
I stumbled upon the Bookit.com web site and gave them a call to verify some prices for some really (what appeared to be on the web site) nice hotels in Cozumel Mexico. After a few minutes of conversation I booked a stay with them at the Park Royal Cozumel. Bookit claimed, on phone and online, that ...