There are many timeshare scams happening all over the world.
Some of these scams happen when you first buy, and some of them happen after
you buy. The truth is the sales reps at the resort convinced you that you where
buying something of value, and because you think it is worth something, you
then fall victim to your second scam. The RESALE
SCAM. Resale companies contact you from a list of owners they purchase from
a lead broker; your name is sold by the resort and then purchased sometimes
dozens of times to companies offering different services.
These services could be anything from real estate companies,
debt companies, or in most cases resale companies. This same sales rep that
sold you the timeshare then pass you over to the next rep to take more money
from you. It is all an elaborate scheme to get you to part with your hard
earned money. There is no corporate
buyer who is buying blocks of timeshares; there are no gigantic convention promoters who need large amounts of timeshare
inventory. THESE ARE ALL JUST MORE LIES
AND SCAMS. Convention goers have discount rates through hotels, because corporations
do not buy timeshares. If you can’t
use your timeshare, how do you think a company would be able to book their
employees last minute, at a popular
destination on a business trip?
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